I am actually having a horrible experience with lending one with communication issues.

I use TenantCloud and when I make a listing on there it actually pushes it out to a ton of website. 

That's my biggest piece of advice is to just get started so the momentum (and equity) can start building.

I actually am looking at RI properties and the multi families are really moving so quickly you have to make quick decisions because they leave the market in a few days.

I think I understand a few of the reasons why (and I'm sure there are many others), but I was curious if anyone is actually making it work.

pre-foreclosure means a notice of default has been sentforeclosure means a sale date has been setAuction is the actual auctioning of the propertyREO is Real Estate Owned - the bank won the auction  What happens when the bank wins the auction... does it go onto the mls as an reo property?

I'm newer to investing myself; still trying to figure it out although i've been a real estate broker for many years and do actually own a few rentals.

I could make money 20 times faster when I do direct investment rather than syndication.These days actual syndication only gives 9-13% IRR max with potential of being wiped out completely 1:4 prior to covid and it's now 2:6/7 approximately after covid.not worth it in my opinion but that's my analysis but i do have lot of edge in what i do directly.

I have a great contact for you who actually just moved down from New York, has some investments in New York and just purchased his first here in Lakeland.

I've also seen public record show a higher sqft than what's actually there.