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Mines like that too...Unless ..... I keep these young men out of there !!!! :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
My tools are a freaking mess metric and standard all swapped around, prob from Stan and Danny, yes she works on her car. I have two different boxes how hard is it to put them in the right box??????:mob:
 
Hey, i need opinions/thoughts/suggestions again. The property across the county road from us is supposedly under foreclosure(mentioned this the other day), no one has been there in several months. The house has been emptied, all the stuff that was inside is laying in the yard in a giant pile, grass is over 2 feet high. So, my wife and I are thinking about if this thing does come onto the market for foreclosure about picking it up, assuming the bank isn't gonna want top dollar for it. Its 1140 sq ft, 1 story, 3 bed, 2 bath, sits on 5.6 acres with about a 1.5 acre pond. has a small shed/big storage barn. It's accessed value is about 86,000. From what info we can find out thus far, it was bought in 1999, so assuming that, it should be roughly half way paid off. But has anyone ever bought a foreclosed property? How do we go about finding out who(which bank) has it and IF it is truly in foreclosure?
 
It should be all in the foreclosure listing. That is what a title search is all about, make sure you do not have other fees like back taxes etc.....
 

It should be all in the foreclosure listing. That is what a title search is all about, make sure you do not have other fees like back taxes etc.....
well that's just it. we can't seem to find a foreclosure listing......yet. property taxes are current
 
my property is the yellow highlighted, the property that supposedly is in foreclosure is the one to the left with the pond where it says 1.0

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In Maryland, there is an State Website that you can go to, and look up the property. When I do that, I see who the owner is, when they bought it, how much, loan amount. And.. If a Bank is listed as the owner, I will contact them Directly..
 
In Maryland, there is an State Website that you can go to, and look up the property. When I do that, I see who the owner is, when they bought it, how much, loan amount. And.. If a Bank is listed as the owner, I will contact them Directly..
i just found that for indiana! im playing with that now. I also searched the local paper's archives and found a filing date of july 2nd, 2015! I also found Wells Fargo has been paying the property taxes
 
but im thinking this thing has like 3 mortgages against it..... it lists 3 banks in the foreclosure notice
 
The forclosure/short sale we were looking at before I bought the house I'm in the bank itself flipped it after making it presentable. This was after accepting our bid and jerking us around for 2 months. The house we bought is less then 1/4 mi from it lol

It's public info, a ride to the registrar of deeds and they can pull the deed for you.
 
I always check the deed, One foreclosure I looked at still had a 12k 2nd mortgage on it that never made it through the foreclosure process so as far as the registrar was concerned it was still levied against the property.
 
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