I have been reading up on tax sale properties and the process of bidding at a tax sale.. does anyone have any tips??

You can bring a deal you have brewing on here and they will analyze it and help you close it the correct way.We also are happy to help in any way we can, so feel free to reach out to us.Once again, welcome to BiggerPockets, Lisha, and I wish you the best in your real estate investing career!

Better figure out the correct rent then go from there .

I don't know a ton about it and anybody feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand it's when you basically buy land or a commercial property and a business entity (or multiple business entities) pays you rent, but that entity is responsible for EVERYTHING and you just get to collect money. 

I don't think the link opened to the correct house for me.

House is a 2007 built (If I recall correctly).See why it is awesome to have a ranking website?

You can get all your deals done correctly on BiggerPockets.Since you have limited capital, you can try assignments or flips to make some quick cash while the contractor or renovator gets the lion's share of the profit since they will be doing all the work to make the property more profitable.

It’s a good start toward getting your deals done correctly.

Appliances for both units; 2.5kI placed a bid last Wednesday and the buyer accepted another offer.

He leaned over to me to ask a question about two properties he was going to bid on that week.