The larger you go at the beginning the easier it is to quickly move up the ladder - just make sure you're taking educated action and surrounding yourself with a good team.

For the sections of that neighborhood that I've visited over the years, it's not a place I'm afraid to go at night.

I'll go at this from a little different angle.

Hopefully we can make a go at this.

Honestly, I'd go at this deal with an FHA, 5% down loan.

I have done some looking into things, and I've attended some classes through Rich Dad training, but I don't feel like I get enough information from them to really understand what to do to make a go at this.

It is a VERY time consuming process and next time around, I will definetly just purchase a list but for thr first go at it, I wanted to try on my own just to understand how it's done. 

Yes, we have a farm with all kinds of fruit trees and shrubs (apples, pears, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, figs), vegetables, goats, chickens, cows and a couple horses.

Be aware there are federal laws concerning approaching people in foreclosure, so don't go at it as if you are going to stop or solve the matter for them, just keep it as a sale inquiry. :)

The SLO is the oldest concept in tenancy, today it's loaded with liability and restrictions, really not a place for newbies to go at all.