We own a very similar property already on the street, we know the buildings, the comps for sale/rent and the rehab budgets intimatelyWe also like the area as it is starting to really break out.we are wondering if in a foreclosure auction with an estate/probate/personal rep whether any/all of the parties might be able to consummate a deal prior to the auction.We are not convinced the personal rep would see benefit in doing so, but we dont have a great feel for whether local laws allow an estate/personal rep handling a foreclosure to sell prior to the auction etc.any wisdom here?

Thanks in advance for any wisdom you guys have for this newbie!

Mike, good words of wisdom.  

As always, I'm incredibly grateful when you share your wisdom and experience.

Fairly new to wholesaling. Took a dive last month to give it a shot myself, seems pretty simple with all that I’ve learn through FB groups, videos, and crash courses. However, I’m needing more personal guidance throug...

Conventional business wisdom states that you should keep marketing so you can keep a funnel growing and have a steady stream of homes to purchase.

You learn from it and gain wisdom to use as you go.Use your family to put fuel on the fire to run down the best deals possible so you can provide for your family.

Thanks for the wisdom. 

And I think I owe a great many thanks to the wisdom and advice here, so thank you and I enjoy reading everyone's posts.On another note, if anyone has a recommendations for a CPA and RE lawyer that fits my situation (preferably local to the Bay Area) I'm all ears! 

You are like the Real Estate Monk, the one with all the wisdom :) Always enjoy it when you post to a thread.