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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] trustee sale Posted by kayla on July 07, 2011 at 10:15 AM Hi. First Trustee Sale purchase not too much equity but enough for now as I will move into property. I am in RE and did not take Wards course as I could not afford it nor could take time off of work and I was somewhat familiar with the process as I have studied it for a few years. This is borrowed money. The home is currently occupied. I do not have the Deed yet as I bought the property on Tuesday. Just wondering if any of the pros would be so kind to take some time and give some direction and guidance as to what my first steps should be. It is a condo in San Bernardino county. Thanks in advance!! Follow Ups: Brace yourself kevinoc 9:28 AM, 07/12/11 (0) Re: trustee sale JK (the other JK) 4:21 PM, 07/09/11 (0) Harsh realities... Rick Harmon 12:41 AM, 07/07/11 (9) GUMP redave 10:14 PM, 07/07/11 (0) Re: Harsh realities... kayla 5:49 PM, 07/07/11 (6) Re: Harsh realities... Rick Harmon 9:53 PM, 07/07/11 (5) Re: Harsh realities... kayla 8:24 AM, 07/08/11 (4) K-F-C (No, not the Colonel's chicken)... Rick Harmon 8:53 AM, 07/08/11 (3) Re: K-F-C (No, not the Colonel's chicken)... kayla 10:32 AM, 07/11/11 (2) Re: K-F-C (No, not the Colonel's chicken)... G.O. 8:47 AM, 07/15/11 (0) File a 3-Day notice and start an eviction the eviction can be stopped once they vacate. 1:51 PM, 07/11/11 (0) Re: Harsh realities... Robert 5:48 PM, 07/07/11 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Hi. First Trustee Sale purchase not too much equity but enough for now as I will move into property. I am in RE and did not take Wards course as I could not afford it nor could take time off of work and I was somewhat familiar with the process as I have studied it for a few years. This is borrowed money. The home is currently occupied. I do not have the Deed yet as I bought the property on Tuesday. Just wondering if any of the pros would be so kind to take some time and give some direction and guidance as to what my first steps should be. It is a condo in San Bernardino county. Thanks in advance!! [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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