But I have seen this strategy at court house steps over the years when you have the little syndicates who control the bidding  you know the ( good Ole Boys)  they would buy deals with no margin just to keep it from going to a newbie in the hopes of driving them out.It worked in Clark Co WA.. when Gorrilla went there and knocked heads with Rod Nylund and his crew..

Same ole BS.

This was one of the "loopholes" I found.My question is - Will this all be possible, roll my employer sponsored 401k into a regular ole IRA, set up a roth IRA conversion ladder (takes 5 years), Sit back and drink fruity drinks on the beach. 

I thought this forum was to help each other out in our prospective careers not to be bullied by the good ole boys if they don't agree with my stance.

I don't like someone feeling like they were part of the ole bait and switch. 

For Seminole auctions it's still done in the court house, but there is a group of guys I refer to as "the good ole boys".  

For the latter, one of the items I've come across is of course how to finance deals, in particular, the good ole fashioned way of securing a loan.

If you buy just any ole property, you could end up spending a fortune on your 'investment'. 

My philosophy is the ole' "what goes around, comes around". 

They will even accept any ole social workers letter.