Property

Fuck bros either im retarded or fuck google because i CANNOT find answers to this shit

If i buy a foreclosed property for cheap do i own that shit or what the fuck does that price listing mean?? Also where can i find properties like this to purchase?

I figure it wpuld be good to get some shitshack condos and co-ops and fix them up and rent them out for that sweet passive income. Any help for an absolute newbie retard would be appreciated

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You could legitimately escape from that bear by walking at a moderately brisk pace.

Oh yeah if you have to ask the mentally retarded LINK addicts here for real estate advice you're too dumb to succeed in real estate and should stay away.

I literally cannot find the fucking information i need anywhere on the internet and i could not manifest this information into my brain even with an IQ of 400

I HAVE to get it from somewhere, no one is born knowing these things. Anyway, it's less advice i'm seeking than it is the particulars of how buying property like this demonstrably works, really

The reason the bear is round is because he's fat. You don't need to Google this, basic elementary math would have been enough.

bear...

Depends on which state, but you buy the property at a sheriff’s auction. The auctions should be advertised in local newspapers and at the county courthouse.

I want to pat that bear, adopt him, name him Rufus, and feed him copious amounts of sugary foods: secure in the knowledge that he's too fat to even take a swipe at me if he ever chimps out.

>tfw no obese bear bro

Dude that's unhealthy for the bear - how dare you.

Sure, but let's say the price is like $50,000 on a listing

Do i own the property if i buy it that way or is there still a mortgage i have to deal with? Do i have the option to pay it in full or down payment? Would the original total price affect the remainder on the mortgage?