First questions that come to mind is why can't they lease it from the tax buyer since he got it at such a low cost.

One thing to keep in mind is what stays online about a house that buyers could see later, such as "DANGER MOLD, DO NOT ENTER" or unflattering pictures in a listing.

@Brian Gibbons , Thanks for the Prospecting Home Sellers video..I'll add it to my rotation...You stuff is invaluable along with you posts...Much of the information on your posts I know but some little tidbit always pops up I wasn't aware of or didn't consider...So with that in mind I always save them to my BP permanent folder on my laptop..Thanks for What You Do...

But I've made-up my mind I want to be a REI, I WANT THIS and willing to do whatever it takes.

Start with Mindy Henderson. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mindykhenderson Three: market for low equity properties.

In 2008 I had gone broke going to school out of state and getting a collection on my credit score, it suddenly became very difficult to get loans to go to school (keep in mind, I had no support from my parents and was living on my own).

I've known a few who throw in a 1-year home warranty when they sell, and especially for new buyers it seems to provide some piece of mind. I

Please keep in mind I have never done business with them.  

Keep in mind, I would log your trips so that you can expense the mileage for your trips as a business expense.

I don't mind losing money if I did all my due diligence and made a bad deal, what I would mind is losing money because I took a shortcut, or did not fully understand the risks and went ahead anyway.