sheriff's sale - Posted by Vik

import · February 10, 2000, 2:51pm

Posted by RR Smith on February 12, 2000 at 12:02:17:

Possibly the appraised price is for a lesser use. The bidders who were bidding top dollar where going to use the property for something COMPETELY DIFFERENT. In REI we call this the quest for highest use. By finding the lands highest use REI ad value the same way rehabers do… In other words if you can rezone a SFH lot to small aptments then you are sifting up from residental to small time commerical. The same would apply from large commerical to small time industrial, etc. shifting up adds value.

import · February 10, 2000, 2:51pm

sheriff’s sale - Posted by Vik

Posted by Vik on February 10, 2000 at 15:51:20:

Went for the first time to a sheriff’s sale in my local county. It was a learning experience. One thing though I was confused about. I saw some bidders outbidding others over much higher than the appraised price mentioned in the sale list. What’s the benefit of this. Can anybody clarify please.
Net learning - have to be patient for the right deal