Their lease is up end of day today and I was just at the house- there is no way all their stuff is going to be moved out by EOD.

For example, a few years back, I was working with an investor who wanted to break into the Phoenix market - a solid choice, by the way, because of the rental yields—and we ended up uncovering an off-market duplex that wasn't even on her radar.

@Chris Simmons - I'll keep you posted on how it works out for me, hopefully I can get this ball rolling soon.

There is still $300B of defaulted mortgages out there and $13T of mortgages overall - so just like real estate - lots of options and opportunity for those who will do the work

It's a high leverage strategy no doubt.

I’d be curious to hear how it works out in the long run.

Especially if you’re interested in finding off-market gems.About your first few questions when it comes to bank accounts and loans, there’s no special “land flipping” bank account, but you want one set up specifically for your real estate activity.

Lamassu is great, but they are picky about the clients they work with.

If you want to separate yourself from 99% of real estate agents who want to work with investors do this consistently:1.

There is no "standard" practice.