What I think people are referring to when they currently use the term "bubble" when applying this term to most markets in the U.S. are low supply as a result of low level of development occuring between 2008 and 2012 and growth in demand as a result of:+low interest rates+Flight to quality:  international buyers, primarily China, investing in U.S.

What you want to do is find a mortgage banker that has no/min internal overlays, so you can use all the possible sources.

Hope this helps inform everyone and hopefully they can use it to further their investing career.Here is the link:http://www.leetc.com/docs/default-source/internal-documents/information-events/lee-county-clerk-of-courts-tax-deed-process.pdf?

Ultimately I'm also interested in investing internationally, especially in Europe, but I think the US will be a safer place to begin.BP and its community have already been so informative - thank you!

If you have zero experience I think it's important to get an education and potentially work (intern) in the industry (if that's what you want).  

If so, you may be able to convince them to defer Close to accommodate the speed of their own internal machinations.

I was watching House Hunters International and the show Flip or Flop came on.

It honestly does not look like a complete tear down from the pictures posted, but there are no internal pics so I cannot tell the state of repair it is in.Regardless of its state, I'm still curious if many, or if any, investors are interested in such a larger project and if they expect greater rewards from it.

The 1031 Exchange is a Federal code, but 49 states follow or observe Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code (Pennsylvania is the one hold out). 

I work with a lot of out-of-state and international investors in Indianapolis, including from California.