Same idea. 3.

I'm open to ideas and subjects/information to research in case there is something I am missing or just don't know to look for yet.Thanks all!

@Jonathan Boyd Hi Jonathan, do you have an idea where propstream gets it data from directly?

At least plan B does not sound a complete bad idea now.Thank you!

Connecting with an investor-friendly agent in your chosen market is also a good idea.

If the issues can be resolved, I will need to get another quote but this should give an idea of the CA FAIR.  

Would give you a good idea as to what to expect.

It's a good idea to spend a couple of hundred dollars to meet with a real estate attorney or foreclosure attorney and go over what you can and what you can't do in the state you want to buy foreclosures in.For clarity, there are stages to foreclosure.

I suppose you could say I was complaining that the barrier to entry feels higher than it should be, but your reponse didn't necessarily touch on that.As for the cashflow points you made, sure I could just not care about cashflow in lieu of the equity and appreciation over the years, but the idea that an HVAC replacement negating any cashflow made is kinda my point about the conditions of the market.

Option 4: 20% down on 2 to 3 properties Also open to hear other ideas, I'm self employed so getting a lender can be a bit more difficult.