A few (and some more) performing notes in a Roth IRA account wouldn't hurt once we get the hang of it.I know you know what position you are after, but could help you in the eyes of others to narrow down what notes you are looking to acquire based on location, price range, % of UPB, owner occupied vs non owner occupied, condition of property, built of property, collateral (land, SFR, mobile home).Maybe you can pick a few states and locations and get it know the location; read up on the local market, any recent laws, redemption period, foreclosure times.I did the above and I believe it would help me cut down looking at assets that aren't in my highest interest if I were looking at multiple assets with little time to put in an offer.

I think SEO is slowly dying, especially with mobile search results.

Use our mobile app and our Explore feature to visually see owner occupancy, equity, foreclosures, etc for every house around you while you are driving for dollars.

Use our mobile app and our Explore feature to visually see owner occupancy, equity, foreclosures, etc for every house around you while you are driving for dollars.

Looked at some phone apps that can measure and somewhat plot out a plan of properties that I look at, but haven't zeroed in on one yet.

You maybe can negotiate less $ per SF, but pay them a mobilization cost.  

Other than through the app, we don't communicate or see the owner during our stay.

Modular homes / mobile homes are a solid strategy.

I ended up buying a 1972 3/2 double-wide mobile home on a 6000 sq ft R-1 lot in a residential area full of similar mobile homes.

There is a mobile home park in CA that I have found it very hard to find someone to lend on.