The chances of some guy buying a property from you who lives in Arkansas is slim and none!

The investors I know that focus on hitting volume goals seem to buy deals that are too slim.

banks most likely wont call a loan due if it is performing, they use a scare tactic making it as they will but the chances are slim to none.Now if the note is defaulted that's a different case.

It is a possiblity that they may have back taxes, but I would think, if they were able to make payments on their home over a 10+ year span or greater that taxes would not be an issue or if they have a free and clear home then the chances that they are behind on taxes would be slim.

Chances are slim its the deal you believe it to be.

The odds of you finding a good agent that is willing to work with you if they know you are working with multiple agents is slim to none.

If you drop out, as things change in your life, with added responsibilities, marriage, kids, yada, yada, the chance of you going back is slim.

To the contrary, earning only 12-14% on performing notes is pretty slim compared to the returns I earn when buying a discounted NPN and getting it to reperform.

IN addition if your not familiar with how Sherrifs sales are run in Oregon these days and how to acquire the rights of redemention prior to bidding you best get schooled up on that.Not saying you cant buy a foreclosure because for sure you can.. however profit margins are slim in these markets generally speaking .. so if putting out 6 figures to make 10 to 20k works and since your living in your RV your overhead is pretty low :) and if you have to do one at a time I think your going to be hard pressed to make much money given the risk and the time.. but then again what some thinks is acceptable risk and reward others would not touch.Pendleton TRI cities  even Walla Walla might afford you better opps...

@Karl Hinkel It's ironic that you represent multifamily buyers from Ohio who are looking to venture into this market when majority of the investors here are looking to the Midwest and places like Ohio since deals are slim in this area.