The company sounds like they prefer investors when simply give them money and let them run.

Did a great job and walks you through the legal process step by step and runs each scenario.

How long do the auctions run, and what due diligence is required. 

And how to be ready when you do stumble across the rare "home run".  

It is your business and you have to run it as you see fit, best of luck in whatever you decide.

I would check with a local HVAC (Hydronic) wholesaler or installer to see if you can still obtain them {be prepared for them to cost almost the same {probably more when you factor in labour} as replacing the entire unit.As for using PEX, I'm not certain if the heat-rated PEX (used for in-floor hydronic heating which runs around 140F) can be used for a boiler and radiators (which typically run around 180F).  

Let the case run its course and be sure to be there on the time/date that the Sheriff says he will be there.

That was a nightmare, I wish I had just done it on my own, maybe run it by my lawyer for approval. 

When doing your calculations for ROI, do you base it on the actual amount you have in it or on the amount that the property is worth(ARV, etc)?As investors we're always trying to get properties for as low as possible....

Hi Dennis,I run a property management company.