Knowing more specifics about your scenario and goal, will help provide a more customize approach for you. 

Does this approach go by some sort of moniker or buzzword that I can "google/tube" to learn further?

This approach allowed us to acquire the property for $195,000 without delays, ensuring we could promptly begin renovations.

This approach allowed us to maintain control over the entire process, from acquisition to resale, ultimately maximizing our profitability and demonstrating our commitment to successful real estate partnerships.

This is the standard advice: put your money into these retirement accounts and let it grow into a big pile of money by the time you retire.But think about it—this approach is flawed.

I'm a fish out of water in this situation (this is my home, I don't do RE for income), so any possible approach to the situation is appreciated!

I am seeking advice from experienced investors as to what the best approach would be in this situation.In mid-May, I purchased an investment property in Colorado despite residing in Florida.

This approach allowed us to maintain full control over the process, from acquisition to resale.

It is my approach if you have lower capital to start.

You may also want to notify your broker.I've found it's best to approach homeowners in foreclosure when their auction date is 30 days (or less away) because they have limited options at this point.