In TN, the tax sale process is a lawsuit the county files in court, so there are attorneys and motions and court hearings on almost every aspect.

They might request to re-process some aspect of the loan or to show some proof of some things, but most lenders don't want to deal with all of the back-end stuff on something like that. 

Although a book can't offer that live-networking aspect, i feel Bigger Pockets offers that.So my question is, what is the sentiment around here on paying $5K+ to avoid having to search for all your networking needs. 

While I’ve been involved in much of the process, and I know Hawaii’s rules, regs and other intricacies well, I have never obtained investors, never signed contractsI and never opened escrow so I feel like I’ve been more of a spectator… I’m basically starting from scratch and I’m a bit nervous. 

Everyone has their own “take” on every aspect of “wholesaling” covering a full range of opinions, emotions, and of course self interest.In an inflamed rhetoric environment I have previously been accused of being anti wholesaler and biased.  

Or are you managing every aspect on your own?

The automation aspect was cool, but as carriers are getting stricter it's going to be harder to have good delivery rates.

I dont think most private investors really contemplate those aspects of buying in 100% BTR communities.. its not MF  .. 

@Mark Duttonjust to tackle one specific aspect of your portfolio - if you have 'mortgage payments' of $5500 and rental income of $6850 you absolutely do NOT have 'cash flow' of $1300 a month. 

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