Last year my grandmother sold her condo because she was no longer able to live alone; she is currently living at her sister's house until we can find a more permanent solution (was originally hoping for a nursing home, but she is opposed to that idea). 

And that's a dangerous recipe.Am I correct that your company and building will be sold to the same purchaser? 

I’ll get a copy of that.

What I know from from looking up some info on YouTube is 1- you look up properties that have been foreclosed on2-Make sure that in auction the price sold a lot higher than what the house used to owe. 3- Contact the old owner of the house and tell them that the county has surplus fund for them ( if it was foreclosed on for $50k and it sold in auction for $75K- $25k belongs to the old owner) 4- by helping the owner get the money that he is owed you can charge a small fee?

I sold the house to a young couple, who qualified for a first time buyer program, and also gave them a concession, which helped move the house.

I sold the house to a young couple, who qualified for a first time buyer program, and also gave them a concession, which helped move the house.

I saw it within the first 20 minutes of going on market, it was being sold as is. 

This property was last sold for $180,000 in 2016.

i would like to know that also, i follow redfin and some sheriff sales, plus i used sold houses to assess the the area

The property is $257k and a house across the street sold for $515k I’m thinking it’ll be about 20-25k in rehab, do these numbers make sense to you?