@Paul Parker I noticed last week that people are dumping their properties quick fast and in a hurry.

Distressed properties move pretty quickly, so you will need to be in a position to close quickly.  

A quick search will yield you a ton of information and even read about their success with certain mailers and so on. 

This issue seems like the owners cant resolve quickly , also found out they are having misfortune on their end at their primary residence.I know advice and suggestions of "don't do it" will pour out from you, and I appreciated it.

Remember, these "wholesalers" are not licensed, not held to any standard, are usually out for a quick buck, and doubtfully have any E&O insurance.

Or is this one of those repairs that can quickly add up once you get in there?

I pulled over and took a photo of the sign to quickly save the info.

Hi all,Is there any resource on the web that can tell me how often rentals pop up in a certain area and how quickly they're snatched up?

I was on a plane and decided to re-read Rich Dad.

Apparently there were many calls from the for sale sign asking the owner to consider renting it instead of selling it, so I feel like this will rent quickly.