I'm not a real estate agent, I'm a professional home stager who has staged many $1M plus properties.

There are at least five huge MSF complexes in different stages of construction in about 1//4 mile radius from my house.

Once you have chosen your niche, you want to become familiar with every aspect, which covers getting past obstacles during the preparation stage, beginning stage, middle stage, and closing stage of the deal.

I'm trying to find information at the courthouse level and I'm not sure who would have this information and at what stage of the probate process they would have it.

As far as I'm concerned, we are not even at the short sale stage yet.

And at what stage to look for potential buyers or probably to work with partners who are ready to finance and buy the project.

However, if I were in the early evaluation stage of due diligence, I might want to screen from afar.

Only jump into this at this stage if you can buy cash, and you're willing to walk away if things turn very bad.

Still on the small property stage of building a portfolio.

On the world stage it gives the US market distinction as the place anyone from anywhere can come to do what they want to make as much as they want, contribute to the system along the way, then move on to whatever else it is they decide to do.