I am facing the same roadblock.Cheers!

He knows how to navigate taxes and the rules that we face specifically. 

They are behind on taxes and facing county foreclosure.  

Depending on which issue you're facing it could be a marketing issue, a price issue, or a property issue.

I'm thinking we'll just do the bare minimum; nothing fancy to make them look pretty.

A multi-family property that is over leveraged can face the same issue as a SFH. 

@Leonid Sapronov It would seem on face value the hurdles to bring a Russian built modular up to Code along with the logistics would make such an endeavor very challenging.Is the design so clever it can't be copied and built in the US by someone?

I am sure that Auction.com is getting paid for their service and that is why they add them to their marketing @Wayne Brooks, it is just another stream of revenue for auction.com leveraging the existing platform that they have already built.I have also seen houses lately hit auction.com barely two months past the sheriff sale (now as REOs), but they are pre mls and auction.com does not charge a buyers fee (no co-broker involved), I have bid on a number of those (usually tracked by me from the pre foreclosure stage), but never overpay so someone always outbids me lately on these open platform auction sites.Good Luck to you!!!

I bought 2 duplexes that are on different streets (large corner lot, with one facing one street and one facing another street) but they were part of the same tax lot, and counted as 1 property - a 4plex - and I was able to use FHA on that property. 

Listening to Clayton Morris' podcasts after finding his company Morris Invest on Facebook and having viewed a lot of his videos on YouTube is what motivated me join and look into real estate investing further.That being said, the biggest obstacle I face is not having the cash on hand to do my first deal, and not having any private money connections as of yet.Also, from what I've read of Morris Invest here on BP, there seems to be not enough people with experience dealing with this company, or when I do read of people that have had experiences with Morris Invest, the reviews are mixed at best.Being brand new to all of this however, it seems going the turnkey route seems less complicated in the beginning than trying to reinvent the wheel and do everything myself, but that's just my opinion.Learning to analyze deals and the underlying math involved and understanding the terminology is going to take practice, but is the foundation to a successful REI career.