I should point out that no contracts are involved with trustee sales (at least here).

I am trying to get involved in real estate investing, and learn as much as possible from local resources.  

@Alec McGinn your best bet would be do a joint partner if you really have a deal that make sense and you present it someone with your business plan and offering memorandum some one who understands realestate should definitely partner with you .

I guess I should have specified whether or not I should be in touch with an agent or narrow down and get in touch with property management/managers that are involved with the market that I'm interested in and have absolutely not enough first hand knowledge.I guess either way you answered my question and confirmed my gut instinct that I should be narrowing down and getting in touch with some property managers in the areas I'm interested in investing in.

Now, I hardly get involved unless it something major.

That's a case involving Ohio law, on a summary judgment motion, focusing on an entirely different issue in the context of a mortgagee, not a purchaser.

My family is working on a new construction for a MF in La Mesa and wanted to see if anyone here has any experience doing the same or being involved in MF construction in the city of La Mesa.

My idea involves knocking down some walls to convert 10 motels into 5 apartments.What should we watch for if we decide to invest in such a big project?

I’d  bet it has a low vacancy too .

I don't have all of the details, but I worry that the management company could be taking advantage of them.I do not have the capacity to get involved and am not educated in this area, but was wondering if anyone has general advice on how she and the other condo owners could best seek to protect themselves and resolve their dispute with the management company?