If there isn’t coverage for landlords, there will be a influx of foreclosures because ultimately they are the ones left holding the bag.

That's exactly why these whiz bang, no money, guru following, smooth talking carpet bagging, totally uniformed wholesalers who can't perform needs to stay away from foreclosures.

Brandon is a mixed bag, with neighborhoods ranging from A to D and home ages from the 70s to the 2000s. 

This is a tough business and the truths behind its challenges aren't spoken of authentically in many places.

@Raghuram JanakiramanIn my experience, when the "cat is out of the bag" in terms of people knowing about a hot market, it's time to find the next area that is on the up and up.

Cleveland is a little bit of a mixed bag.

One more thing:  If you think "Two Step Authentication" is a fail-safe protection, think again:  My iPhone got hacked, too.  

I'm very curious how this will pass safety tests...... getting in a significant accidents will cause the occupants to absorb all that kinetic energy and air bags etc can only mitigate some of that.

Anytime a seller offers seller financing - that is great - why put yourself thru the stuff that lenders require -- sellers don't  intimated you or make you bag for a loan, or require you to give them information about everything but your sex life, keep you waiting for 3 months and finally ask you for more information and turn you down for some stupid reason.

There's already hundreds of acres, thousands, bought by single entities along good physical boundaries and infustructure nearby, I won't stand a chance, not buying a handful of acres in a not so great area hoping one day the city will expand around it.With that being said, if you could scoop up a large plot of land North or Northeast of buda, and don't mind holding the bag for years, or even two decades, I'd bet money on the returns outpacing stocks or similar.