Can be very profitable too however the research is labor intensive.

This can be a good strategy, but it also can be somewhat more management intensive.

These properties are sold to "dealers" landlords or rehabbers or to someone who can buy who generally has the intension of curing the issue that keeps the property from being retailed.

I got started by using the search box above and testing.

On an average, the properties I sell go for under 100K so that 7.1 mil is the hard way :) If any of you work with REO properties, you know just how paperwork intensive they are and how much time you spend at your desk instead of out selling.

You "passed" the test, proved your mettle, and looks like you'll be rewarded for your efforts! 

@Haider Zaman - Each market is different, you need to test yours to see what works and what doesn't.  

I will be taking my real estate salesperson license test on October 3rd and am looking to join a local brokerage, hopefully with a good training/mentor program.

There is a "safe haven", of sorts, most RMLOs can't underwrite, they took a 100 question test base on secondary market requirements and the new qualification requirements of qualified and high cost loans, neither of which take an approach of qualifying a borrower 3 or 5 years into the future.

Hi BP FamilyI'm looking to purchase a few bandit signs to test this marketing strategy in my market.