If you're in a hot market with lots of investors combing the MLS, then make your cash offer with a large EMD, 10 day close (or less) and proof of funds.  

It depends on how far below the typical price point that is but frankly I would just comb the listings as they come up based on an automated alert and Call the listing agent, it is not worth it to pay 1-5 k  extra at that price point (unless you are the RE agent getting those $$). 

I would still double check your findings by combing through craigslist.

The IRS requires this (I believe), since they can't be expected to monitor all foreclosure notices and comb them.

Sounds like the "owner" isn't really the owner - at least not without probate.I recommend you consult with a probate attorney and go over the details with a fine toothed comb.

I also just joined the BP community after combing through books during these quaran-times.

I'm basically considering a 2 family property in the RI area with 100% financing and full assistance through a local lender (ri housing and yes i will go over the loan documentation with a fine tooth comb) with virtually nothing coming out of my pocket.

I have been learning about real estate for the past 4 years-Listening to BP podcast, reading books, and combing through the forums.

Hair dye is sold in a cream that you have to comb into your hair, lots of it + hair ends up in the sink, lady washes it down with the bare minimum of water, it sticks to the bottom of the lever-operated stopper mechanisms.

I'm hoping to build a small portfolio in the Catskill region and am combing through each municipality's current regulations so that I land in a STR friendly community.