We'll see what tomorrow brings.Property #4:  No real updates, the wholesaler is having some issues contacting the seller, which isn't uncommon. 

My guess is that some sites will do a better job than others.I like your approach, Mark, but it is surprising to me how uncommon it is.  

the trick to bad debt like this is getting the judgment.. ( which can be quite costly) then sitting on it for 9.7 years.. then skip tracing them and garnish and hit their checking account 9.9 years later .. they have forgotten about it.. and are not actively trying to evade creditors at that time.. this is how my friends company works.. they buy 10 to 20 million a year of this paper.. so you can imagine lots of money out for a long time.. but when they start to collect its big payoffs..its not uncommon that a 3k lien that is 10 years old is now up to 10k.. and they paid 150 bucks for it.. ( now they buy the judgments the credit card company has already done the legal tried to collect and just off loads the paper.. you will have to spend the money to get the judgment.. there might be some debt collectors out there that will do a equity share with you.. that's pretty common in the debt collection industry.. just google around.

While uncommon, these deals do exist.You can also partner to provide the money.

It is not uncommon for some groups of people to share rooms and if it can be proven as discriminatory you could have problems regardless what HUD says.I wouldn't worry about things until they come up though.

It's not uncommon to have an $80k multi family home profiting you $800 - $1000 a month after expenses.

I think it would be uncommon for someone to try to get their house back.

@Payton Gonzales it is very uncommon for multi-unit renters to pay for water in Cincinnati.

Calling back and canceling is not uncommon.

Add to that the beautiful Pacific Ocean that stretches all along Californias beautiful coast, where it's not uncommon to gaze out the car window and see whales swimming.