Posted by nancykay_mo on 1/23/08 9:17pm
Msg #232092

other jobs

Do any of you have other part time jobs? I have been picking up forecloser sales and so far this month I have had more sales than notary jobs. At least the bills are getting paid.

Reply by Carmi/CA on 1/23/08 10:22pm
Msg #232098

How do you get into that? That is, if you don't mind sharing.

Reply by snowflake/PA on 1/23/08 10:28pm
Msg #232100

Nancy, I'm curious, too. How do you get started?

Reply by desktopfull on 1/23/08 11:31pm
Msg #232110

Look up foreclosure attorney's and start contacting them n/m

Reply by desktopfull on 1/24/08 9:45am
Msg #232137

One more thing, get yourself a good liability policy,

if you mess up and don't bid exactly the way you are intructed the attorney's will be coming after you to cough up the money. If something happens and you miss the sale the attorney's will charge you for all the costs in rescheduling the sales (publication of notices, etc.).

Reply by nancykay_mo on 1/24/08 10:41am
Msg #232149

Re: One more thing, get yourself a good liability policy,

most of the bids I have received are in email form and all you have to do is read. But for some people that could be a problem. Some times some people like to act or pretend they know what everyone else doesn't.

Reply by desktopfull on 1/24/08 11:06am
Msg #232156

Re: One more thing, get yourself a good liability policy,

A friend once took her instructions for granted, always before she had been instructed to bid in $1000 increments until she reached the judgement total with this particular firm. On this particular property they told her to increase in $100 increments, they charged her the difference between the last bid and her bid on the property when the bidding stopped before full judgement. It cost her $800 for that mistake. And it cost someone else $575 for missing a sale and the law firm had to republish & file for a new date. Just another warning for those that want to jump in with both feet before doing any research about what they are getting into. Does this sound familar newbies!