Brown in her complaint does not identify any allegation that refutes that funding was unavailable.

I'll fully admit, I have zero experience in dealing with tax auction transactions with my client base, but this is an excellent question, so...

The next night, the door to the laundry room was kicked in and no one would admit to witnessing anything.

In my (admittedly biased) opinion it's the most interest market right now that allows for both cash flow and appreciation.I also self manage but I would not recommend that for someone starting out unless you simply plucked something from the MLS that already has a tenant in place.

Admittedly I am a tracker and love to analyze mundane things like burn down rates to predict when I need to bring more supplies to the property.  

I know some lawsuits right now where a borrower paid $800k for “insurance” for the loan (yep read that correctly) and it is now in litigation as borrower allegedly never received any funds

Any claims for monetary reimbursement for medical expenses due to illnesses, discomfort, or medical conditions that the tenants may claim were either caused by or worsened by alleged mold in the home will be denied unless the claimant proves with 100% certainty with a medical doctor’s definitive diagnosis that the health problem was directly caused by mold in the rental premises, and that the manager and/or owner was negligent.

My opinion on this subject is admittedly biased, as I started investing without anyone’s help (not counting the buyer’s agent,) and am professionally suspicious of real estate gurus selling “education,” to begin with.

If interested, DM me.This sounds like a sound strategy, although admittedly slightly beyond my initial understanding and research.

He admitted that he wouldn't be able to, but still had to stick with his backward looking guidelines that only justified the lower price.