It was a win win win deal.

We're planning on moving to Vegas, and I see the foreclosure auction requires certified funds right after you win.Do you have to bring a certified check for the max amount you want to bid or can you go to the bank and get the exact amount right after you win?

I'd love to understand if there's a win here for the individual investor.

- speaking with various local lenders about commercial loan packages - initial discussion w/in the next couple of weeks with a real estate attorney about the process and possible entity formation.

It is a win win for both of you.

So as a borrower, it's a win win because you get the lowest rate and don't pay any lender fees.

For me that the area were other investors are working because there is plenty of opportunity, Once I feel good about the deal flow I put together a strategy to start winning more than my fair share of deals.

Winning project.

And there are no deals at the auction these days in the Greater Seattle Area; usually the winning bidder is not a winner, but someone who didn't have all the information or was misled.You asked what's the point of a foreclosure.

You'll definitely make money on the debt, so it hedges your downside on the property, and if the prop goes up in value it's a double win.