buyin a house

[94z28l]

so got a little bored and couldnt sleep and decided to start lookin at houses, surprisingly i found a few that i can get in to in my area. now i have no idea what to even look at, a majority of these i'm lookin at are foreclosures, all are homes not appartments or townhomes or anything, nothin against em i just want a yard, garage for atleast one car and a back yard for a dog, maybe two. anyone know anything about these kinda houses?

[SLIM_DURST]

i sugest you get that kit for $49.95 off that informercial that shows how to get houses for $232.93, or $193.39, or $129.82. that's even a better deal than forclosure, and then you can just sell them and make tons of money.

[94z28l]

those actually work and are legit?

[bmyers]

a friend of mine had purchased the carlton sheets videos about 10 years ago and he now has 126 units around town.

[SLIM_DURST]

those actually work and are legit?

I'm just messin with ya. you seem to want a free lunch and there is no such thing. if somethin is cheap then there's a reason for it and you get what yuo pay for. like forclosure, i think it's cheaper but you can't get into it for years until lawsuits and other crap is settled.

[bmyers]

i would think now more than ever may be a good time to get into a foreclosed home. with all the easy money of the last 2-3 years there was a huge increase in interest only loans and 0 down loans. so IMO a decent foreclosed home isnt as rare as it would have been in years past.

[flat-top]

go to the county sheriff's office and ask about forclosures. it's free.

I'd do it but the secrete is out in this area...plus I can't afford houses around here.

[DanWS6]

Colorado is one of the leading states in foreclosures I believe. I'm going to be looking for a house here soon and was thinking about going that route myself.