No foreclosure the county just mails you the deed after the redemption period expires.I also set up a self directed IRA that buys tax Leins and it now owns 4 houses in addition to others that I own outside the IRA.From what I hear about tax deed states you are paying right at retail price for property where's as tax lien states you can get properties for pennies on the dollar or a decent interest rate.I concentrate on SFR homes that I keep and rent for passive income.

"Did you know... highest concentration of people with african decent live here... it's 2.8%!"

Concentrate on getting your rehab done and done right.

The areas we are concentrating on right now are multi family homes in Stratford and London and student rentals in London in the Fanshawe and Western area.

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Also, you will need multiple dependable tenants over the years you will own the property.The way to increase the odds of always having a dependable tenant is to buy properties that attract a tenant segment with a high concentration of dependable people.

My first thought is to agree with Curtis-- concentrate on volume and that means that this one is already too complicated, move on.That said, the fact is that you are looking to find a place to live and need the seller financing.

I am concentrating my searches in Montgomery County.

Investing in a private lending fund based on the East Coast would also give you geographic diversity and reduce the market risk of owning multiple real estate investments in a concentrated geographic area.You’ll want to look for a private loan fund that controls other risks as well.

(and usually panicking and not concentrating) There's been a ton written about that.