It looks in very nice shape in the photos (but we know you can't go by them) The starting bid price is at $65k.

Then prepare your claim (with photos) and serve the papers on the person.

I won't be able to take pictures of my properties (unless I use the "before" photos when I purchased). 

The catch, though, is that I'm slightly confused as how to get started with it.

State governments in particular love to catch these things.

Here is the address you can see the photos:  426 isabel st.  

You never know where you're going to catch a fish!

So I am  general contractor and as far as negotiating bids I would just say this..You always catch more bees with honey as you would using salt. having said I that it's all about communication..just communicate..i know that if you were to come back to me and tell me that im too high that you had to be a lower on this or that..i would just ask you where do u need to be and let you know hey look..just tell me  where u need to be and if its reasonable then we can work on it...prices are really not always the same.materials cost more or less due to seasons a weather, etc so sometimes there is more room than next..One thing to keep in mind though is the old saying you got what you pay for!!

I will try to catch up with my investor who builds -> does rent to own -> sells ....all at a profit.  

Do you think people will want to see the renovated photos?