Wholesaling bankruptcy properties will require intervention by the bankruptcy court.

According to Tom Barrack, CEO of Colony Capital (which manages nearly $50B) distressed single family housing is one of the most attractive investments of the past 20 years because government intervention has kept affordability artificially high (due to low interest rates) and you can buy below replacement cost even after the expense of fixing up the property.

Can anyone recommend what are the printer and supplies they're using and how to "automate" them without much intervention from the operator.james

well because you run the risk of govmit intervention on those systems.too much risk for me given the dollar amounts.. most bigger players in the space will not buy these either. 

I am not sure if once documents are in the "pending" list if there is human intervention or not.

Divine intervention I suppose!

Other posters then stated they did away with section 8 due to cumbersome paperwork, big government intervention, etc.

What matters is you usually will get behind on your payments and in the absence of intervention, will go into foreclosure and, (Wait for it...) being underwater won't matter!

We recently had a case where we contacted the Chicago public health department and they were instrumental in intervention and supportive in our efforts to have the tenant notified that the unit be cleaned or vacated. 

My net gain was about 134K.I wish I could say that this investment was all genius and foresight, but of course there's always a little luck, and perhaps even some divine intervention!