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Updated almost 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

What to do? What to do??
As I mentioned in my last post, I am starting out totally new to the game, with a small chunk of money to invest, and my first actions have to to be good. My problem now is that I don't know what would be the best action to take (aside from researching of course).
I am 30 years old, in good shape, and not afraid of hard work or getting my hands dirty. I have a lot of experience with renovating, light construction, and general home maintenance. My husband and our family does as well. So, I am very interested in flipping houses.
This is where I am stuck...
Which type of sales should I be looking at? I see foreclosure, sherrif sales, etc. Should I go to auctions or try something different? What are the risks involved with the different options aside from not being able to sell the property in a timely manner or unforseen property damage)?
And if anyone can point me in the direction of ligitimate good information, that would be great. I am a self starter, DIY, spend as little as possible, and make the most out of scraps, kind of person.
Thanks!