Updated: March 16, 2026 In real estate investing, due diligence is a series of procedures and steps taken to ensure you’re investing in a property that won’t cost you a lot down the road. A…
The questions new investors have about starting out in foreclosure auctions reveal a consistent pattern: most of the anxiety comes not from the process being complex, but from the uncertainty of not knowing what to…
Understanding the consequences of backing out of a foreclosure auction bid is essential knowledge for any investor who participates in Florida county auction sales, because the rules and penalties vary depending on the type of…
Angelia Levy had been looking forward to her retirement years for quite some time. She had both dreams and well-intentioned plans for how she would spend her days after working hard all her life. She…
I don’t write many articles for PropertyOnion.com these days, much to my business partner Damon’s displeasure. My valid excuse is that, as PropertyOnion.com has exploded, most of my time has been spent on numerous administrative…
Updated: March 16, 2026 Full Title Search vs OE Report: Which Does Your Deal Need? 30-Year Search vs. Ownership and Encumbrance Report: What’s the Difference? A title search is a little bit like reviewing the…
Updated: March 16, 2026 The question of why some foreclosure auctions are cheap has a nuanced answer that every auction investor needs to understand before interpreting a low bid result as a bargain, because discount…
This is the companion video for our Ebook titled “Free Property Lien Search Made Easy” for our Premium members. Premium members can download this ebook from our Ebook section today.
Updated: March 16, 2026 Plowing through the auction lists (even with the magnificent tool that is PropertyOnion.com) pulls up more properties than any one person can handle in terms of research. Even though we offer…
This tutorial shows how to view your completed title search order. Best viewed as large player or fullscreen.
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