I think it might take longer than they think, it feels like a majority of these properties are owned as rentals.

No cell phones, no texts, no online portals and rent payments, no electronic signatures, some email, newspaper ads and a lot of door knocking (I can almost feel some of you more seasoned PM vets nodding out there). 

We scout properties online, offline in and outside the MLS (there are some good deals that can be found here).We are specializing in Tucson and the surrounding, but we can provide good leads in other areas as well.  

Even if Chicago majority wants rent control (which they do) doesn't mean they can really do anything.

After I pre-screened, Only 5 of them have actually showed up for a showing, and a few filled out the online application that I had to kindly decline.I would think the price is right.

It is in a very small town (about a block long) and sits directly on a major thoroughfare through the area.

The idea behind BRRR is that you finish the rehab and you are ready to rent the place out and move into a cheaper/longer term loan product immediately and then on to the next deal. 203k loans, in addition to the extra red tape and requirements like using a licensed GC to do the work, have 2 major caveats: the property has to be livable and it has to be owner occupied.

I bought a nice steamer online.

We just got a HELOC on our primary residence to use to buy our first rental, and the math of how that gets paid back and how we get more money for the second deal, etc, is still a little cloudy for me (I thought that being an English major meant I would never have to do math in my life, oh well. ) What you said makes sense to me.

Is there any place online I can look up the starting bids and then what foreclosed houses actually went for.