if everybody will sign off or if the amount is a reasonable one  grab a hammer and the house.Just be sure that the lein holders supply you with offers in writing etc...

*Note to readers - I have been in construction/etc since I was old enough to pick up a hammer. 

Yes, like most things real estate related the state / region you live in plays a big role in how efficiently you can navigate the sale process and I think your specific examples really hammer that home.

There have been some rough days of hammer throwing and swearing, mistakes made and money wasted.

Also it includes Blue Hammer to help you estimate repairs and it includes a section that collects information and presents various reports including valuation reports.All this said, it is $99 per month and I am also concerned that it is a bit pricey.Maybe as I get more experience I will find the same capabilities for less elsewhere. 

I should note there's also more regulatory risk with AirBNB and it's more subject to the economic winds (short term rentals got hammered at the start of Covid).

So I am getting hammered by the BANKS for more money!!!

Craig,The OP had stated this: "without front money".At auction hammer down, the buyer will have to submit some funds, so "front money" is needed.

I actually hammered this down last year and started a policy a few months back.  

I do not pick up a hammer.