I started out rehabbing and know how that side of the coin thinks as well.Wholesaling is a viable income stream, but like anything takes time to dial in and get good at.

Picture of a unicorn on the coin.

It read as follows:“All persons are hereby required to deliver on or before May 1, 1933 to a Federal Reserve bank or a branch or agency thereof or to any member bank of the Federal Reserve system all gold coin, gold bullion and gold certificates now owned by them or coming into their ownership on or before April 28, 1933.

Time to get your buckets ready to catch the raining gold coins. 

I'm no expert but I suspect that your county, like mine (Thurston Co. in WA) provides its delinquent tax parcel information in a "comma delimited" format.

I don't think it's a bubble, although it might resemble one in your area. '06 was different. the property values were artificially inflated nationwide. mortgages for virtually any amount could be gotten, i.e.100% financing, no proof of income. even appraisers were in on the action. mortgage brokers and lenders were making a fortune because everybody wanted a bigger house, irrespective of the ARMs and outrageous rates. lenders didn't care if people defaulted because they were passing the proverbial hot potato by bundling all those crappy mortgages and selling them to investors as mortgage backed securities. it was coined "irrational exuberance" (patial thanks to alan Greenspan, but he's a separate topic not worth exploring here). easy money created high demand for a relatively low supply. prices went through the roof. until it all crashed.fast forward to '16. lending standards have tightened and prices are back to normal levels. interest rates are low and that's good but you actually have to be qualified to get a mortgage these days.  

Is there the ability to add coin operated in the basement?

There is coin-op laundry but I didn't include that in the income stream.

As far as the contract, I've heard great points on both sides of the coin.

I was a Broker in CA and CO in the 70's before retirement but not since then have I been licensed , but always active.