Are you using the OREC uniform contract of sale?

Also am interested in uniforming community development of areas that with mixed style, price, and age of the housing. 

While I would never discourage anyone from trying to close a deal, I’m simply pointing out the similarities of 2006 in which the industry was saturated with far more uniformed participants trying to get rich quick than those who know what they’re doing when structuring deals.

From your profile pic in uniform, you might want to explore whether you meet the service requirements to qualify for a VA loan.  

Done this in Nev & Calif, both differed in settlement process.One required Cashiers' Check at the close of the auction and the other allowed 24hrs for payment.As noted, each Court can use any process it likes as long as it does so uniformly.

The proliferation of independent owners dilutes any possibility of uniformity.

The fruit is poisoned by failing to have the ability to buy and the intent as they attempt to sell voidable contracts, that is simply basic uniform business law.

As you may know, if you get it directly from each county each one provides it in different formats, which can be very hard to go through and make uniform.

However, it’s also a field full of potential landmine issues with fair housing.There are important things to remember when using social media to screen tenants.Start with a solid application processIf you’re not starting with a thorough rental application, a credit check, and a criminal background check, go no further.Beyond that, have a checklist of uniform criteria and standards you need each tenant to meet.

I don't like to plug in uniform, base rent increases, etc because you may be buying way below market with massive increases initially then subtle 2-3% across your ownership, etc.