I'll look into this.I had just begun shopping for a liability policy for these first two properties.

HUBZU has begun cracking down on bidders who are not following through on the sale.

I have recently begun to talks with this company to began purchasing real estate.

But I have begun looking into the BRRR/turnkey combination that Ali Boone mentioned and actually have one project going on in Philadelphia where I will be starting with about $25k in equity.As others have said, treat it like any other purchase.

From the research I have begun, I believe I want to start with wholesale to acquire some revenue and connections with other investors.

Though I do that mostly for amusement- I'm considering upgrading to a Dell XPS 13, as I've begun to notice the speed penalties attendant with the cheapest laptop in the world.

“Foreclosed” May mean simply that the foreclosure process has begun, but not completed.

I have only just begun working and learning from this team, as well as building onto my real estate education.

Of course, regardless of the internal metric you use in deciding whether to proceed with eviction or not, in most jurisdictions, if you accept partial payment once you have begun the process your case will be dismissed (if the eviction was for non-payment of rent).In other words, once you begin the process, you should only accept payments that are all or nothing.

My only addition, @David Greene wrote an entire book about the out of state investing and it's been a very valuable resource for me as I've begun to diversify my portfolio (buying in Indianapolis).Highly recommend you give it a read:https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/long-distance-real-estate-investing-ultimate