You must be on title for 14 days before you can resell the property unless full disclosure is given to the lender of a subsequent sale.I would recommend that you buy these properties with the following exit strategies:1.

Does anyone know if the redemption period is from the date of the auction, or from the date of the registration of the new owner subsequent to the auction?

A queen bed would fit nicely with some side tables, and the closet is big enough (has large sliding doors) to store a dresser.  

I am curious to what you folks think would be your ideal financing to help you leverage a deal.For instance55k House 100k ARV70% LTV on ARV15k in Cash RemainingPlus Money for Repair EscrowWhat I am trying to structure is 6 points(sliding scale with volume) and 12% Interest only.

After you have acquired the knowledge from the first REI you will want subsequent properties with good cash flow but all of my San Diego properties have made me more money from price increase than cash flow.Good luck

Does the 50% "rule" have a sliding scale?

I still market to motivated sellers but there is so much opportunity in listed properties that I can't let them slide.

The easiest way to meet this is with a 4'0" x 4'0" sliding window.

Any subsequent lien-holders, as you mentioned, are wiped out and have no claim and cannot foreclose.Is that about accurate @Wanye?

Also bear in mind that your second and all subsequent VA loans cost more than the first.