Plus, since there are more hands in the cookie jar, your returns will be lower than on the whole notes you’ll eventually want to own on your own, as a goal.

Because of the element of surprise and finding the hand clearly in the cookie jar, I believe the discussion can be very much open and you remain in control, as you should be.

Kitchen: New cabinets (but not at big box stores), New custom counters (granite or quarts), New floors and likely new or newer appliances.Bathrooms: Cosmetic updates to total gut depending on how old they are.New Carpet and Hardwoods as needed.Interior and exterior painting as needed.Landscape within budgetBuy and HoldsDon't open walls except where no header is required as needed.Keep cabinets in kitchens and bathrooms unless damaged.

Why do you think you get a walk through.. that is not done with a true foreclosure unless a door is a jar and you just walk in.

,I like to think of the Roth IRA or a 401K or a 529B or any of these tax deferred accounts as basically different cookie jars on a counter, but inside each cookie jar are different types of "cookies" or "investments" like a bank high yield savings account or a money market fund or a Treasury bill or a municipal bond fund or a corporate bond fund, or stocks, like SP500 ETF, etc.

The C neighborhoods in Raleigh are anything east of Capital Blvd, anything around MLK Drive and Rock Quart Road.

Those jars/bottles can still get gross, and it ends up another item in a long list that you have to keep up with. 

Quote from @Jarred Bowman: I'm wondering if anyone has experience with Propwire and your results compares to other list pulling sites?

Some people will get their hands caught in the cookie jar. 

Found jars of weed, syringes, and a crack pipe.