No way to make money on that deal if there is no equity and if it is underwater.If you could get it for $0 down with her carrying the mortgage, and it would cash flow well, it would still be a gamble to consider but the risk would still be on her. 

There are no signs on the street that says no parking, I called the police and they told me that rules reg. overnight parking is written on the internet, new residents should know this when they move in.

We don't see a whole lot of this, but there are those folks that get out on the internet and read too much of the wrong stuff and then want to get overly creative....A SDIRA can be a fantastic way to create retirement wealth without having to push the envelope of the IRS rules, so why go there?

I find my self constantly on the internet looking for the next "boom city" or a city that is in recovery on the rise or a city in a seller's market.

If you really want to gamble your risks would be lower at the race track.

A little internet research has gotten me the phone number of the likely owner. 

Around here a lot of the homeowners that end up actually selling to investors are older people who don't really utilize the internet much.

These would be things like business mileage on your personal vehicle, a home office, maybe your cell phone and internet, etc. 

Internet strangers from all over the country may have opinions, but few real answers.

I personally advocate using paid traffic for means of canceling leads.Many will argue motivated sellers aren't on the internet looking due to the fact of their age.