here is how i would approach it1. if you havent been to a tax sale, go to one and just observe.2. have a budget in mind and dont spend a dollar over that budget, 3. must have cash...but dont carry cash, carry cashiers checks funds are due same day as tax sale. 4. do your research on said property, who owns?

Some observations for someone who has always had to pay cash.The need to service debt affects the way you run your business.

@Matt Urbas Thank you for your comment and observations.

Run it correctly, observing all of the corporate formalities, and have good insurance.

The lowest the bank will go is $30k 3/2/1500+sqft basic structure is solid but it’ll most likely need $50k or less for upgrades based on contractor’s observation, ARV $135k!

Just my observations watching rental action on 3500 doors.

I would very much enjoy hearing your insights/observations/experiences in those perspective marketsPS if any of you are traveling to Zanzibar sometime in the near future, please drop a line for advice of places to go/things to do that are non “touristy”

Disclosing all known facts that materially affect the value of residential real property and are not readily observable to the buyer;5. 

I have also been watching the observing the recent answerline topic.

You will then begin to observe areas you can streamline and improve. 5.