@Andrey Y.

Depending on the value of the property you will need to show up with $x,000 in certified funds to register to bid and if you are the high bidder you will need to increase your deposit to y% (typically 10%) of the high bid within a couple of business days. 30 days settlement is standard, so financing is possible.The difference in risk level between private auctions and foreclosures is huge.

No cam fee is charged.

I really like the attitude that it teaches in Rich Dad Poor Dad start asking how can I do this not if you should or saying that because of X,Y, or Z that you can't and figure out how you can.

Y not send them an actual purchase agreement signed?

@Jim Y.

"I was thinking X down with Y monthly at Z%interest over C years, payoff in D Years".Then you sound like you know what you are doing.

@Ryan Y.

(Good or bad parts of town).23 y/o; <$7,500 in (1) student loan.Here is my question to you all: With $20-$23k in savings, should I put off trying to buy a multi-family and devote that budget to wholesaling in hopes of maybe doubling, tripling or quadrupling that amount overtime?

He sounded very guru-y, claimed that flipping houses is "easy", and used the entire presentation as a pitch for a "class" he is holding two Saturdays from now.