Ive thought about flips and wholesales but its not the #1 priority on my radar.  I

Some Cashflow game group I found was a Renatus group and it wasn't the first time they came across my radar. I

They have been reported in our newsletters and in meetings as we become aware of them.I choose to do some posting here because I believe it is important that the mostly smaller operators that read and post here need to be aware that "flying under the radar" is a dangerous choice.

I'm hoping my odds of a rezone greatly increase if I partner with a contractor that has dealt with powers that be.I talked to a contractor earlier in the day that advised me to reach out to the zoning commission, but to do my best to avoid stating my specific address as I'd then be "On their radar."  I

No doubt there.I could contact foreclosure attorney or bank but once’s its back on there radar, I don’t think they will cut me a deal because I found it for them?

I fear that if I go to apply, and do things the right way, then the city will deny me and I will be under their radar. I

Most banks will also require the short sale home to be listed on MLS and process throw their online platform so doing this under the radar is most unlikely. 

@Wilson Lee I'm not looking to buy anything that needs major work for my first property, so a contractor wasn't on my radar. I

However you mentioned it's on your Radar. Is

As Ashamann said a lot of people do it under the radar. I