In the first four years alone I made and invested enough money (mostly back into income producing real estate) to become financially independent.  

I have several prospective areas, which produce good cash flow.

Your time here will be well spent.With reference to your question, it's a foregone conclusion that a flip might produce marginal ROI.

Any b ody with similar experience please share.

There's no governing body to tell the organizers how they should be running the group.

I've been crunching some of the numbers as outlined by numerous people here on BP for some of the houses in my area and producing cash flow on rentals just seems like a long shot. 

The foreclosure would produce the 3x NODs and the final NTS where the owner would have clear evidence losing the property. 

(You can inquire about CFK during that time)  (Even if they are a squatter)  If the occupant has a lease/rental contract from the previous owner you are obligated to honor that lease provided it can be produced and is valid.  

If you can produce what they want, you have the chance of closing and building more business with them.

My goal is to meet or exceed my current salary with passive income within the next two years via income producing, multi-family rental properties.