Now the big players don't have to do that they can bid all they want without a deposit.

we had about 50 million out and that was 250 investors.pretty sure you will find like kind companies in your state no problemthen just look at loans they present you and make sure they make sense.DONT do this with NEWBIES or people hitting you on the internet talking a great game.. you need to belly to belly and make sure your aligning with top shelf experienced players. 

Hudson, Auction.com, Xome, HudHomeStore.com, RealtyBid, Hubzu, etc.But there are always bigger players like us that get access to them before they are listed anywhere, so you're picking through leftovers via any of these methods.For the most part, "listed REOs" is a dead market being bid up by every newbie so there aren't many deals to be found there. 

You may be able to take advantage of the parent-child exclusion here if done correctly for some parts of the property depending on the players. 

Start with the person who is hosting the REIA and ask them who the big players in the room are.  

The point is, I know the area well and I'm already 1 or 2 degrees away from the most valuable players in the game here. 

See the attached linkhttp://city.milwaukee.gov/AreaPlans/NearWest.htm#....Some of the local bigger players/companies  supporting the project are Harley Davidson, Miller Coors, Marquette HS, Marquette university, Aurora Health care and  West End Development Corporation.

You could also just google title companies nearby - often the same four or five major players will show up.

I am a graduate of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology as a Computer Engineer working from home as a NoSQL database developer although most of my career has been spent as an automation and systems engineer.I am a new player in the real estate game having started the marathon just 2 years ago when I attended a Guru real estate seminar.

So, for you seasoned players - does this sound realistic?