PM) network- Risk toleranceand so on.And there are those that avoid residential like a bad cold and stay strictly office / retail.It can all work and it can all go horribly wrong.

It was a new procedural rule that basically allows purchase at a foreclosure sale to ask the court to correct mistakes by the sheriff's office.

@Richard Huynh you are not locked in until the day of closing but I would find someone you trust and make a commitment to the Loan officer or Broker.

FisherBroyles has a Palo Alto Branch, may want to try them.https://www.fisherbroyles.com/offices/

I'm an active duty US Navy Chief Petty Officer, brand-new BPer and real estate enthusiast, I got turned on to this whole game (and BiggerPockets) at the suggestion of a coworker shortly after I moved to Tampa back in July. 

I'm buying office, retail and special situations.But, let me also say, I have invested passively  in several multi-family syndications recently and even at these nose-bleed levels they still look much better than anything else I could invest in.

It was being used asa a first-floor bedroom by the elderly owner, and would be a great office or something.

@Gregg HenryYou could try the county clerk recorders office at 2954 Richardson Drive Auburn, CA, 95603 and run a property profile to see who's holding legal title.The address will match the assessors parcel number which will show you who's paying the tax bill...

She has been telling everybody we know that she is an agent, as well as giving business cards to everyone she can.I have came to BP looking for tips she can use to begin to break into the market as a new agent.

Any helps / tips would be appreciated!