BP has endless info.  

I found it on the MLS and we started with a lower offer: they were asking 155K, but because of covid-19 their first buyer backed out and made us the runner up!

But what I mostly see on Hubzu in my market areas are the endless auctions on the same property, where there are either no bids at all or none that meet the reserve. 

as far as getting started you made a great first step joining BP and utilizing the endless knowledge and education available here, while i do not have a lot of experience working with partners i do work at the moment with family and working with family can be a nightmare. but i have read that partners work out sometimes to be a strong investing machine i have a colleague that bought a 6 unit building here in town with 2 partners and they have a nice structure in there relationship. 

I hate the idea of having to pay for something endlessly without any value gained from it.

So I moved on to the runner-up in my search: a SFH that doesn't seem to need nearly as much work and an excellent candidate for a zoning conversion to commercial.

BP has endless information on real estate investment.

Being brand new to REI I have been reading through endless concepts on how to muster up capital, what types and classes of properties to acquire, whether or not to keep an asset or sell, how to structure for tax benefits, etc. 

If you find a product type, tenant, and market that you like, the opportunities for NNN lease investing are endless. 

We have a lockbox set up as usual for the main contractor’s project manager (Saleman), his runner, and of course my crews.