(You might be able to search by using thefirst few numbers of the parcel numbers)Then check the trust deeds that were recorded on those properties.If they are from the same bank, a broker could've targeted thatneighborhood as a great 'target' to make some easy money.Check the sales price if you can.

I have an equity partner who basically wants to be the bank on my flips.

News broke early this morning that the FDIC took over 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, closing 28 branches.

Usually they will tell you something about the guy who moved, as long as you don't act like you are from the bank!

If you need to sell for cash then you need to keep in mind that you can only sell if the bank and appraiser will be ok with your selling price.

The owner has 370k left on the note, the bank is asking 310K and Im offered 270K.

I've heard that banks will ask for full payment in 30 days if they find out that you transferred and recorded the deed.

The last thing a bank wants is another property on their books.

Fred, you have to hit the small, local mom and pop banks.

Have you been in contact with the bank(s)?