Instant Equity Mike Gazzola

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We're on the auction floor watching loads of properties get sold for way below market value. Finally, my old friend Robbie takes the plunge and we buy a house for $4000. It's amazing, we on a total natural auction induced high. It can't be beat and the potential profit is huge!

We are live at the tax sale. The bidding is getting fierce quickly. But the prices are incredible. Livable houses that might need a little work are going for less than the price of a Volkswagen. As usual Mike is in the thick of the action, snapping up properties for a fraction of their market value. 

We've been telling you about this for months and now it's almost here. The Greatest (in Mike's humble opinion) foreclosure sale on Planet Earth. At present time there are over 4000 properties on the auction block. Over 2000 of these are single family, duplex and triplex homes. Some are in excellent neighborhoods and in great condition. Others not so good. There's one seat open at Mike's Boot Camp. Apply now at TeachMeMike.Com and join us. The dates are 10-24-15 to 10-29-15. Mike's giving you three days of his own time to help you recon and evaluate potential properties, so you can get a great deal. His assistance is certain to make this a very profitable trip for you. 

What's the difference between a foreclosure auction and a bank-owned home? Homes get sold every day at foreclosure auction. This occurs after a homeowner fails to make their mortgage payments. The bank or lender will eventually sell off the home at auction. This is where the deals can be found. Often times, bidders at the foreclosure auction will not bid enough, either because there's not enough interest or because the debt is too high, and the bank takes back the property. Then the bank will place the property with a real estate broker and try to get the highest price possible. This is a bank owned property and the deal isn't as potentially as lucrative as a foreclosure sale. 

Right now in one Upstate New York City there are over 4,800 properties facing foreclosure in October. They could go for just pennies on the dollar. Some of them are real gems too. There's a property across the street from one that Mike bought last year. It's located near a major university. Mike bought it for $25,000 and it's renting out for $1100 per month, an incredible cash-on-cash return. There's so many properties available and very few bidders to take them off the City's hands. 

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