2) Agent calls about fixer-uppers BEFORE they hit the market.Challenge will be getting them at the right price, w/o insulting the agent.If you have the time or funds to hire someone to do it for you, suggest you setup Constant Contact or similar program to send monthly reminders to agents about:1) Your repair services that save deals2) Post 1-3 success stories with quotes from agents you helped - because they all know each other3) That you are looking for fixer-uppers, with some loose buy-box parameters (don't be too restrictive or you won't get deal exposure)You can then add every agent you encounter.It will take 3-6 months, but will eventually snowball if you do good work.

There are also usually affordable housing sites that you can post on.

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You might call the local housing authority to see if you can get an inspection checklist or if there is one posted. 

I did a post on it a while back so do a search if you are interested.The furnishings would have to be negotiated.

Hi All,My first post here.

.), emphasizing these could provide more detailed and relevant advice.

I saw your post and wanted to weigh in a bit.

Originally posted by @Ned Carey:@Derrick Lind I don't know specific CA law but in most states a tax auction or foreclosure clears the title of all liens.

This is really great outline, thank you for posting!