Im wondering if there's anyone who can help advise me on this process or the initial steps I should take.

I can't speak for Tampa, but back in the day for Los Angeles County there was a minimum bid at the auction at the courthouse steps and then it went up from there.

We didn't step in as a result and didn't see the need to.

Would anyone be able to give me some guidance in terms of the steps I should take and things I should be aware of specifically for investing in Memphis section 8?

This is a key step if you move forward with a land contract.Closing ConsiderationsAvoiding a Formal Closing: Skipping a formal closing saves on costs but increases the risk.

I got a lot of confidence after sharing my goal and working with people who had already taken the steps I wanted to take.

Each step my cash took along the path of my plan was established based on how (strategy used), where (market invested in), and when (cash needed to move onto the next deal (the plan).Each step required a specific amount of added cash exiting the deal as required by the next step, so I did deals that may have a cash profit that someone else wouldn't have done because they were looking at a disconnected result. 

The steps initially appear pretty doableFind the propertyRun the numbersGet the financingMaintain the assetRefi once stableMy concern is in the exit strategy.

Cash buyers are stepping back, with a 14.8% decrease, but the 57.6% surge in inventory means buyers have more choices than ever.

I'm the landlord of a 3-unit building and wanted to know if I should be concerned about any potential plumbing issues (like freezing pipes) or other safety concerns.What steps should I take to protect the building, and are there any other things I should be worried about in this situation?