I think the out of town investor just gambled on it and won, it was a good buy.

They don’t go from living a carefree lifestyle one day to knowing how to manage money the next day.Nobody said anything about no responsibility and a 100% carefree lifestyle. 13 year olds responsibilities should be going to school, playing sports (if they’re into that) taking care of their chores around the house and staying out of trouble.  

One of their main sports fields is sort of across from our parking garages but the pedestrian access to our building is on a different street.

More the principle  Glad you are taking this route rather than gambling with an HOA.

currently workin on gettin a private lender for the next deal Steven, you are the 2nd BP member I know of that got started with a gambling win.

Good luck on the gamble.    

Show me one successful person in business, sports, medicine who starts something expecting to fail.

It's too much of a gamble and they know way too many "investors" (aka slumlords) that have lost a lot of money or their reputation. 

.#1 Airport in the US sixth year in a rowDirect international flight to Paris out of Indianapolis with plans to add more direct international flightsTech Incubators are gaining more traction as new tech companies move to IndianapolisCarmel and Fishers have both been listed as #1 cities in USTons of multi-national conventions (USA Today rated #1 Convention City,) NCAA headquarters, annual NFL combine, the #1 annual sporting event in the world (Indy 500 = 3X the superbowl attendance)I'm always surprised at how many people don't have Indy on their radar.

I'm operate in smaller markets and it's true that there are many professional bidders at the larger auctions, I am frequently able to pick up properties uncontested from the smaller trustees who hold their auctions at different times.But I wholeheartedly agree, buying at foreclosure auction is not a sport for newbies.