But trustworthy boots on the ground will almost always be your best bet.

I agree that I don’t WANT to move my family there but In 5+ years that could be an entirely different story.... and that’s kind of what I’m betting on.

I think it’s better to rent, but if you’re fixed on buying, I think getting roommates in a townhouse would be the best bet.

Things are very different in person then they seem online, x100 for someone from CA going to say the midwest.

You'll be able to find out how much a bank liened when the property was sold and you could probably estimate monthly payments since then- just use an online amortization calculator.

Do you go to a physical auction or buy online from sites such as auction.com?

I typically spend up to 20% of my commissions on lead generation online and off.

Show separately for 2017 and the 3 preceding years: gross sales, cost of goods sold, gross profit, percentage of gross profit to gross sales, amounts collected, and gross profit on amounts collected.It seems, after reading this, that your solution would be the correct one - enter the gross profit for each year on Line 1 of Schedule C with a separate statement attached to the return describing the installment sale and how you arrived at the gross profit. 

I head about them online, however their terms & condition paper work does not look very common and has multiple confusing clauses.Just want to know if anyone knows about them or their service?

I  go to these things to gain a little bit of information if any, but I see no reason to go to the paid ones since I can get the information I need via online like Bigger Pockets.