There is nothing stopping you from calling a bank to see if they'll give you a loan on the property, to recoup some or all the the purchase price.

If I flip this one, I could get back most or all of the cash I have in the last 5 properties I have purchased (and the 2 that are soon to be closed). 

I’m more just trying to get a general understanding of.. if there are screw ups during the foreclosure case process, can the foreclosure investor get burned by these and ultimately lose some or all of their investment?

It is possible to partner with some or all of the remaining heir(s).

Has anyone here remodeled a house they intended to live in then immediately refinanced it to get back some or all of the remodeling costs?

Hello.Has anyone had experience putting the entire 20-25% down for a commercial loan and then doing a seller carry option to recoup some or all of the original down payment? 

And the local landlords know the risk of booting out a section 8 tenant and having a vacancy over them not paying 50 to 75 bucks a month is simply not worth the risk of your property being vacant and having kids get into them or all your mechanical s stripped ..  

., some portion of your $450K) would be to get in on a joint venture with someone that can give you some "hands-on" experience and coaching while you provide some (or all, depending on your risk appetite) of the working capital. 

Or you could purchase one with maximum or all cash. 

You should do one of two things:Wait and save up enough money for your down payment (I'm assuming you're going to get a FHA loan)Find a partner for the deal to fund part or all of the down payment