Charles, thanks for the biggest laugh I've had on BP.After reading your first post I said to myself - perhaps he’s on the After Repair Value.gov Government web site – lol!

Quote from @Charles Perkins: My tenants are all responsible for their utilities including the one ADU that I have. 

Quote from @Charles Carillo: @Teia GuberMost importantly, I would say that you need to tighten up tenant screening.

I think @Charles Parrish and @Al Wilson are right on the money with the "auction fever" advice, I've felt it coming on myself and luckily haven't given in, but as far as what Charles mentioned about getting in there prior to the actual auction date, that is something I've not put much effort into myself but know other very experienced people around here who've tried that one every which way they can think of and maybe its a difference in state laws or just common practice amongst the local/regional law firms handling cases here vs there, but they've all hit a big brick wall n matter what method they tried and were just told "wait for the auction day".

I have the same question as @Charles Carillo and agree with his point.

@David Charles Edwards  do you have a day job too? 

Quote from @Charles Perkins: Quote from @Tracy Minick: In Washington we have similiar laws.

Charles county are not Blighted neighborhoods.

Quote from @Charles Carillo: @Seth McGatheyTypically, a HELOC (secured loan) is better for your credit than a credit card (unsecured loan), which is affected by a credit utilization ratio.It is important to note that a 0% interest balance transfer card is far from 0%.

Hey Charles, Congrats on making the jump and diving into a specific area and strategy!