looks like they sell how to training on who to buy from auction websites.. not sure why anyone would pay for that.. its pretty cut and dry.you register at the auction sites.. you bid you win the bid you buy.we buy a lot of auction stuff your not going to fool these folks with fake POFS and you defiantly not going to assign contracts.. they are pretty rigid on keeping the no money wholesalers from participating in these auctions.there is not a lot of opportunity there.. there is so much competition for these assests you have to follow 50 to find one good deal.. too much money chasing too few deals and banks have their prices too high..best way to do this is to follow ones that don't sell .. sometimes banks will tire and all of a sudden lower the price a lot.not sure what your thought process here is.. but if you don't have the cash or have cash partners this is a total waste of time to pay anyone to tell you how to bid at auctions.. no major secrets here.

Consider how much money you are losing chasing your unicorn deal and letting your $ sit in a 0.1% savings account or not scaling your 5% down payment.

Probably won't go on a goose chase to find out one piece of information.

Is this just the bullet I need to bite in order to chase my REI dreams?

I actually got "chased out" of one.

We have a business checking account with Chase.  

Even if they don't do that, now I have to chase tenants around to get security deposits.

Good luck chasing a student back to their home state and getting money from them

It can be argued that high standards keep property values up, and chase away amateurs, absentee owners, etc..

You do run the risk here of the tenants not paying and that's more money you'll be chasing them for. 5.