@Mark Abbott if this is like the process here in Pittsburgh and its similar to whats called the "Sheriffs Sale" then you will need to wait for the deed to be recorded.

@Mark Hooks Short answer. 

You are supposed to be able to buff out any marks or cuts that may happen to them so that is a plus for using them on rental properties.

Hi @Mark Akins I will add the caveat that I don't know the laws in your state.

They have a lot of videos that literally walk you through the websites and what buttons you need to press.

Please do not take properties from other wholesalers, mark up their prices, and distribute to your book of investors without having it under contract yourself.

I almost hope they lose their butt on this because it is so stupid.

Hi Mark,I've only owned our MFR for two months, so take my advice with a grain of salt :)  First, just to clarify, properties themselves aren't deemed Section 8...it's the tenant that has the Section 8 voucher. 

Literally just click the button and enter my annual salary.  

Basically they are installing solar electrical on their fix and flips during the rehab process, getting a wholesale price on the install, keeping the Arizona Solar Tax Credit for themselves (since they owned the property when it was installed), marking up the house by the retail install price (which they have no problem getting in this seller's market), and then using it as a selling point as the house is now energy efficient.