I love this market because as has been mentioned here the fundamentals are strong, by which I mean there's a diverse economy characterized by durable industries including tech, healthcare, manufacturing, distribution, etc, there's population growth with young professionals moving into the city, the cities are walkable and well planned, there aren't natural disasters such as hurricanes, fires, earthquakes, etc, to worry about, and the quality of life is generally high.

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My wife and I have been doing  real estate for a long time and felt like we were endlessly spinning our wheels during our early days.

Something you are going to want to do before you do a Lonnie Deal is buy the book "Deals on Wheels."

They are hardwoods, so they are generally pretty durable.  

Your property needs to be GOOD and DURABLE.

My apprehension has us spinning our wheels in place.

Otherwise you could spin your wheels and also waste other's time in addition to your own.

My question is if the original lender was asleep at the wheel and let it go to tax sale and I acquire the note (in a pool with other loans) can I then claim that overage is the question.

Such things as the manipulating of a gaming wheel led to the idea of a "gimmick" being used.Though I know you are just trying to generate interest, I will tell you from my experience that PRICE is the biggest thing that affects buyers.