Your chances of winning are close to zero.

Whether it was a win or a tough learning experience, I’d love to hear your insights on what you’ve learned about flipping that’s different from other types of investments.

However, if someone sues you and wins, they could take all of your rental properties.Better:Using a separate LLC for each rental property.

That waiting time will probably be shortened in the future.The winning bidder at the most recent auction has the right of first refusal to buy later years' liens at the same redemption rate. 

San Diego wins even if it were not for prop 13, but add in the benefits of prop 13 and it wins by an even wider margin.  

Remember, it's consistent base hits that win the game! 

I mean from JPM&C side, the buyer/winning bid in the first auction?

If you can rent part of your house and only pay like $500 to live that's a massive win. 

It's a win-win all around.  

You’re not getting the instant equity as you would with fixer uppers with rehabs.