I'm still finding my way around this site, and of course can't find them again.I've found an abandoned home, tracked the relatives, but they've moved.  

This deal was very hairy as after we ran an O&E Report, we found out there was a  $37,001.72 IRS Lien, and 5 State Tax Liens totalling $9,750.02.Our Foreclosure attorney assured us the liens would be removed after foreclosure, so we deducted the property taxes from the purchase price and it was ours. 

I know 1031 exchanges must be same taxpayer to same taxpayer, and it seems like so far the only viable option I have found is via a Tenant in Common structure.  

Some of the best contractors I've found have been at Home Depot and Lowes.

Hi all,I found a condo directly across the street from a metro stop.

Hint: I found the Udemy course that Brandon put together extremely informative.

Our realtor found out there is only one other bidder and the bank wants all bids back by Sunday to decide on Monday.

w@Kevin Siedlecki very correctly pointed out that you moving into a backyard shed would be a likely zoning violation (which is not criminal -but could lead to a fine if found out, then warned and warnings are ignored), but that would not dissuade me if shed living equaled saving money.  

Several months ago I found "The Book on Rental Property Investing," and began to see the holes in my business. 

Really excited to have found a resource like this and Im looking forward to investing in my first flip!