I would not be planning on grabbing anything from the sale unless it was in fact a “smoking deal”.

Personally, everything I have boils down to a structured controlled economic re-positioning, similar to the great land grab of the great depression.

I don't know if it's a permanent drop or temporary, so grab it while you can.http://itunes.apple.com/app/trip-miles-mileage-log-for/id477087593?

Grab all the business cards and follow up once a month.

Grab the paperwork, jump on a plane, meet with the POA face-to-face and get the paperwork signed on the spot.

., verify all door and window locks are serviceable lest the squatters move into your job site without so much as offering to pick up a paint roller.Then grab your sledgehammers and go to town.

Since we buy at auction, you get a grab bag of occupants.

Fourthly, as pointed out previously, many of these "turn-key" rentals appear to have higher-than-market rents upon sale, and from what I can tell it's because the sellers grab the first (unscreened, unqualified) person they can who will sign a lease at that amount.

Figure the exact cost to cure and get it in contract for 90 business days. make sure you have an exit clause in your contract.Once you get that, come on back with pics and estimates and we can give more advice on grabbing a buyer.Good luck!

I go after probate deals, FSBO, I get a ton of referrals, I grab them from investors that do not know what to to do with the deal they were offered, etc....10 years ago, I used to go after MLS properties, but I have switched to a better method for me.