There was an article in AM Today advertising real estate starting at a $1 - that's fine and dandy, until you read the article and realize that with certainty, you're not going to be the winning bidder for merely a buck. So what else is out there that's remotely legit? Here's a few sites and descriptions of what you may find that may not be a dollar or even close, but still a potentially great bargain if you're looking for perhaps an investment, vacation home or other undervalued relative bargains. Although I haven't taken advantage of any of these deals, for better or worse - I can only hope you benefit:
http://www.Governmentauctions.com - this site features various items for sale by governments through a third party privately held company. Essentially from what I can tell governments contract with them to dispose of property and capital assets - an asset disposition via auction company if you will.
USDA Properties for Sale - The US Department of Agriculture offers real estate for sale includes government owned real estate and potential foreclosure sales for single/multi family homes, arm/ranch properties, houses, lots, and buildings.
Commercial / Industrial Office Space - thus far, this is my personal go-to site, when in the past I've had to search for commercial/industrial office space in the past. If you're someone who has a need to search for that kind of space, I highly recommend the site.
NJ Affordable Housing - a good site for affordable housing in NJ; "Mt. Laurel Housing" - for those unfamiliar with what Mt. Laurel Housing is, check out
Eventually I'll discuss other housing programs such as Mitchell Llama and HDFC in detail; feel free as always to post any questions.
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