The odds of you winning are slim to none, but there's a chance you might succeed.

You win by making offers, and 7 is excellent.

Everyone wins when you play together.

I can definitely see the potential now to acquire rentals on the cheap but slow and steady is how people win at the tax lien game, imo.

Out there, one or two good wins could make your whole year, so keep looking!

Then it should be a win win right?

It's a frugal way to invest and you certainly won't win any beauty contests but I want to be able to undercut EVERYONE should the need arise.

From my mailing, I'm constantly being contacted by owners of free & clear property that won't come low enough on pricing for me to wholesale, but are more than happy to do super reasonable owner financing deals.From advertising my wholesaling deals, I'm constantly being contacted by buyers with down payments that want owner financing (owner occupant).How do I (legally) structure these deals to make it a Win/Win/Win?

I work for an investment company/ property management company in Greenville South Carolina and we cover the Upstate and surrounding areas. of course on a regular basis go to court with our tenant and win on a regular basis you just have to have all your ducks in a row all your documentation correct.

. $300 to live in Lakewood is a win in my book and if you structure your deal right you can be there too and it seems like a no brainer cause its about $700 to live in one of those studio apartments in Lakewood.