I think her price is very low (in comparison to Cleveland) but I'm not sure - it might be generally that low in Cali.Tell what you're looking for and I'll PM you her company if it's good enoughps the first company she hired, was totally scam pps well, I guess the pricing is better in that company: the above referral has the same 10% as here.....hers is much cheaper

I always thought this sort of stuff was a scam (hearing about too many "get rich quick" seminars).

As luck would have it, I know the original builder back in 2010 and it also is in the Town I grew up in so I am very comfortable with the market there.Auction.com in my experience is a little bit of a scam because they have the "seller approval" clause.

I'm just cautious of scams and similar.  

It's a scam IMO, but unfortunately it is what it is.

From the article (CA Realty Training, Aug. 22, 2022)“Although there are quite a number of legitimate sellers out there, many people still regard all FSBO listings as scams.

NO lender is going to send you copy of their bank account.. they might have to prove up to a seller or the sellers agent but never send it to you right out of the gate.. and all the other things you discovered its just an off shore scammer trying to scam those that dont know what they dont know.

I just have a feeling I'm getting scammed somehow for some reason.   

At the very least people who were effected by this scam ought to have their credit reset to where it was before.

The fraudsters tried the Quiet Title suits (Quit Claim is a type of deed) scam on the banks, and it went nowhere.Oh, and by the way....when buying a property at an HOA auction, with or without equity....if the judgment is $30k, and they let it sell for $10k, the buyer is still responsible for the balance, plus whatever dues accrued after that judgment.