But if you have a list of address, owner's name, and date of recent eviction, I'd love to discuss.

hi there @Colin Dunne, welcome to the world of bpthere are many ways to go about investing in real estate and the truth is that there is no wrong way of going about it.as long as you #getstarted is the main thing, oh yes and don't lose money, there is some great information out there is on this website as well as youtube etc. the podcasts on here are amazing and they allow you to hear others successful stories as well as what was their motivation to get them going and continue pushing on.i'm soon starting my own meet up here in the area and bring in people that can help along the ways through this process,i'll keep you posted on the dates.

When money is expensive, or growth opportunities limited, they reTrench (see what I did there @Scott Trench ?

Be sure to include the dates that the real estate and stock markets crash and rebound. 

It was never taken care of and I received a citation and a court date.

If you haven’t set up keyword alerts yet I would do so to stay up to date and build up your network.

You have 45 days from the date of purchase to identify potentials. 

So I feel it's definitely a limiting factor to a sale.I feel like I'd be narrowing down my possibilities of a successful transaction telling the seller I'll cover it and expect a unrepresented buyer working on their credit to bring a huge EMD, Purchase Option, and/or pay elevated rent. 

These are often called portfolio lenders because they keep their deals in-house and only have to get it to pass muster with the bank's board of directors (BOD), or some long-term, trusted loan officers have a limit up to which they can approve loans without consulting the BOD. 

As long as you plan on occupying one of the units and there are no restrictions then it usually isn’t a problem.Occasionally, some programs might be limited to single family only...