It all depends on how much exposure they have on the foreclosure but I think I could have been more aggressive with them.

I haven’t listed regularly on Craigslist for a while but in winter when good prospective tenants are harder to come by any little bit of exposure helps.Did they remove it?

I'd prob get the same true buyer you would because I advertise for max exposure, but I'd only take a commission of 5%.You'd come along and "help" them out with a $50K offer and pocket the diff of what a true buyer (that you keep hidden) pays.smhBTW - Thanks for the offer, but I don't work with wholesalers since I'm focused on getting sellers the most for their property.  

Few are thinking of selling for fear of having to move and covid exposure. 

And especially if you take care of business.. if your slum lord and don't fix problems or potential issues with a property you may have some exposure.

As well if its an amortized loan I am also reducing my exposure over time. 

I've had some exposure to real estate investing in the past and am looking to get back into it.I was an Army officer for six years after college, and bought two properties in 2012 and 2013. 

And with REITs, you can have real estate exposure with a few clicks of a mouse. 

The real estate podcasts are very helpful for about a year to provide general exposure but you will find that they have made the decision, for some reason, to not go deep enough. 

My take was I wanted to have exposure to high risk investments and be able to use any gains for RE.