Target a few, start looking at online pix, run the estimated value from a few different web sites, see if you can find a realtor nearby to evaluate the property, or at minimum get someone to take some pictures for you.....

Once you have a signed contract by both parties, take it to a title company if that is how transactions are closed in your state and give them an EM check at that time.

There are some rental platforms on the Web that cover all aspects of rental application service and don’t charge high fees.

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I too am recently in the same position of trying to figure this all out.When I did go to the gov web site it seems to be very difficult to get any assistance in trying to move forward with getting insurance.

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I like Auction.com because you need 2500 to bid and generally need 5k in EM within 24 hours.. and you have to have real POF and you have to take title in the name of the company that made the offer.. so this keeps the wholesalers at bay pretty much all the time.. and allows us direct access so I am only competing with others that have wherewithal to buy not just some wholesaler that ties something up trying to flip it..

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