Good Morning Bigger Pockets Family, I am from Jackson, Mississippi looking to invest in my first property, preferably a fix and flip since my father has been a painter for 25 years.

If you are a new investor vet profiles and don't just network to network, network to get where you are trying to go.It frustrates me when I see people who have two investments worth $60,000 a piece that they bought in Mississippi giving investment advice, I could say the same about Realtors who don't own investments and have no idea how it works.

I see you're in Mississippi - I'm in Texas and we currently only handle listings in the Houston area so take all of this with a grain of salt.Photo count on an MLS listing is an oversold feature - the MLS in your area sets specifics on listings (for example.

The taxes are the responsibility of the property owner.In "Case B," if the 2011 lien holder has the property sold at auction, and "Jane Doe" owns the 2012-2015 liens, Ms.

No lien sale state should be making changes because of the MN case, but Colorado decided to anyway.Some states do have premium bidding, Mississippi is one just off the top of my head. 

We usually get a few small items from the inspectors but its nothing like the production builds and I agree what I have seen in TX MS and other southern states..

I know many great sponsors that have never lost a dollar of investor capital.Third, to @Amit M.'s

I have recently started using Obligo in my property management company (MS Coast Rentals).Tenant move out is super easy.

The property is in Mississippi, purchase price was $120k with $30k rehab, ARV is $180ish. 

I sold a few homes in Jackson MS to Naca buyers.. its a process and the homes had to be in perfect condition before naca would close  IE FHA or VA appraisal standards at the minimum.. the program is designed for first time home buyers or low income home buyers also NACA was very firm on us ( the seller) buying down rate and closing costs.