I will look into attempting some of those strategies.Quote from @Jason Malabute: Quote from @Felicia West: Hi there!  

It's also super expensive if you aren't in the fold for deal flow and simply going out with an agent to look at properties. 

If you did, you'd simply close with one of them and then move on.So, go get some!

However, I have seen a simple return with supplemental documents that are simply blank that should be supressed.

Difference though is there simply is not the million sub prime loans out there like there was then.

This is a tough business but if you want to try I recommend either simply contacting the local tax sale office and ask them what the process is.

No, you said how does one find a "deal" without a wholesaler, it's very simple, you simply put in the work to either (A) be found by these sellers who are "deals"     -OR- (B) you approach them yourself. 

What has brought the most ROI is simply talking to people (people I know, and also strangers), and helping. 

You are simply NOT operating correctly.

The part you are missing is if that claim were to arise why wouldn’t the plaintiffs attorney simply list the deed holder in the claim?