sweetandsour

I've been to two sheriff's sales, hoping to purchase properties that I could then turn-around, but in both sales, the opening bid was for far more than the properties were worth. They were started for the amount the former owners owed against the properties, and it was far more than the they were worth, so the bank's bid was accepted and the bank kept the properties. Is this typical, and does it usually work this way?
Thanks for all of your help and ispiration,
CD

Just wanted to say hi & welcome you to the DG site Don't hesitate to ask me anything about REI to help you on your way to success, so ask away & stay in touch on your progress...

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John A.

Welcome to the DG website community. Congratulations for being part of the DG website community. The website is packed with great information and inspiration. I just wanted to stop by your guestbook and wish you good luck with real estate investing. Each day continue to increase your knowledge with real estate and before long good things will happen. Go for it, you can do it! Believe and Achieve! - Joe

Hi,
I just found your mail. It's very nice of you. I am not serious REI investor(I wish I am). I don't think I can be successful for REI because my English is a big obstacle. I don't know why people are saying "fear" or "scare" if they have no problem in English. It is very frustrated for me that I can not understand every single thing quickly.But I am enjoying and learning new things every day in this site. I may ask your help some time. Thank you again.
Yumi

Hi,
I just found your mail. I am pretty new and I can not give you any idea. I am very sorry.
Yumi

Hi,
I just found your mail. It is very nice of you. Even though I am not serious investor, I am enjoying and learning new things every day in this site. My big obstacle is English. It is very frustrated but I will do somethning someday in my life. Thank you for your warm words.
Yumi