Hi @Polar Prutaseranee ,Thanks for the nice welcomeI have a certain amount of cash I'm sitting on and want to test the courthouse auctions but know very little amount what concerns to look for.

I am surprised from the short time I have been reading the daily discussions on BP by all the new prospective "investors" who want to jump right in without testing the waters around where they actually live.

You can test to see what is most preferred by adding limited and/or special features along the way to see what tools users will be more likely to gravitate towards.Please note: I'm a newbie at Real Estate, but I'm a long time techie.

@Scott RaleyEvery week I analyze every single 2-4 unit property on the market from Placer County all the way down to Merced, and run all the numbers like 1% Test, CoC Return, Gross Annual Yield, etc.

HOC: Atlanta Property Condition Report Item Description/Condition Item Functionality Functionality/Test Notes_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cooling/Air-Conditioner: Damaged --Heating/Furnace: DamagedHVAC tested and functional?

They need to test the outlets, switches, and faucets before you submit payment. 

Im just starting out and currently in an online realestate school but it's coming off as difficult. Are there any online practice exams? I'm in the NYC area

Currently own a couple properties and have flipped one to test the waters.  

There are many tests that need to be conducted to ensure the land is not contaminated (the tanks always leak).  

Currently in the process of studying for the test.