Any judicial process will take longer than a non-judicial process simply by the nature of having to go to court.  

While $350 may seem high, it becomes more and more efficient as you acquire more properties and more complex tax filings.

I think the other sites typically form a separate LLC with investors, which adds another layer of complexity and more costs. 

The 5th DCA finally ruled on this last year, and also sent it to the state Supreme Court for a once and for all ruling.  

@Mark Ho just purchased a condo at the court house steps.  1404 N Tustin #M1, Santa Ana and rehab begins tomorrow. 

I might add the risk of too much information, analysis, products and complexity can be a real risk I did not face a decade or so ago (at least not like today).

Hi,I read  that one place to find motivated sellers is the court house... finding burnout landlord at the court house when they do the evictions.Does anyone have experience with that?

If you continue with this option I encourage you to use an attorney experienced in creative financing and ensure that the proper documents are file with the Court in order to protect yourself and to "cloud" the title.  

we have completely different housing stock than you have there in Chicago duplex tri plex are relatively rare.. its either SFR's or 20 to 400 unit apartment complex's .there are probably more 2 flats in a 10 square block of South Chicago than in all of Oregon.and less than 10% of our SFR's are rentals.. unlike many parts of the mid west were that number could be 35 to 50%

I guess the correct question is will a early termination fee hold up in NJ court?