It would not be a pleasant stay for me, and that will leave to bad remarks and reviews.On the other hand, many people are fascinated, and want to experience that vibe.

Real estate investing not rocket science and the biggest thing is need to act. 

I also find it fascinating that so many How I Got Started stories are about how people stumble into or accidentally get into real estate investing.

As an agent you can start on a team, where they have everything dialed into a science, will spoon feed you leads and all you have to do is learn, close and earn.   

There was a science behind my art, I knew the market had capacity for the upward price and I identified markets and demographics that would pay for nicer.

No credit, no banks, no W2.As I’ve done at https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1141313-subject-to-why-you-need-money-to-buy-using-subject-to-subto-safely-legallyYes, it takes some training, but it isn't rocket science.

Fascinating.

I find foreclosures fascinating and if anyone can give me some insight on exactly where to start, to deep dive into this, I would greatly appreciate. 

That can include roof, water heater, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, mold, rot, warped floor boards, bad foundation, termites, sink holes, fascinating animal occupants, bad reputations (that was a drug house or had a fire or was used for other things that I don't want to mention), and so on.

What happened last year is over and gone, unless you think things will reverse and go up in the next year.I'm betting we're hitting "Normal" (Pre Covid) inventories and "Normal" (Pre Covid) DOM with much higher interest rates and a slowing economy.I expect a 10% decrease in asking from April to December and we're already seeing 50% of lisings in the Phoenix area dropping their prices substantiallyIt's a "Trend" not a science