The Peril of Co-op Foreclosures

  A co-op is a strange beast to begin with (remember it is personalty, not real estate), but adding to the basic confusion is a new danger highlighted in a court cas...

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Steps leading to a Tax Sale in Canada

  Where any part of a municipality's ...

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How to Avoid Foreclosure

  The guidance below (and in the "How to Avoid Foreclosure" pamphlet) is applicable to homeowners with FHA Insured loans. While a good deal of this informa...

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Inside Look at Bank Foreclosures

  Many new investors want to buy properties directly from the bank. You never hear anyone say, "I want to buy a property from a mortgage company, credit union or savings and ...

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Canada Tax Sale Procedure

  The place, date, and time of the au...

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Canada Tax Auction Guidelines

  Tax sales are held by public auction or by public tender. The current focus will be on auctions. The auction procedure is used not only to dispose of tax arrear pr...

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The Sheriff Sale

  Buying a foreclosure at the Sheriff's Sale is one of the best ways to make huge profits in the distressed property business. It's also the easiest way to lose big. ...

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Estimating the Value of a Tax Sale Property

  The time may come when you have thoroughly researched a property and are prepared to submit a tender (or bid at the auction). However, before doing so, you should ...

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Making the Tax Sale Knowledge Payoff

  You've found it! After weeks of searching through the wilderness of bidding-up prices and local random-selection for bidder rules, all the stars have aligned and y...

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Tax Sale Report Card Recap

  There are as many methods for purchasing tax deeds and tax certificates as there are states in the U.S., probably as many as there are counties. With the fence of ...

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