He also makes money when I buy his stuff, so it's a win win for both sides. 

It would not, however be an instant money-maker that we are specifically looking for right now, but is something we are strongly considering. 

I didn't win anything in the county auction.  

Being first out of the gate may not be possible but doesn't mean you won't win in the end. 

Asking if you can contact them in the future when you find a deal they may be interested in is a win/win situation if you happen to find something in their market. 

Hey Ryan- DSTs offer you instant diversification, and diversification helps protect your portfolio.  

THIN FILES are ironically the new norm now that Credit Underwriting  and ID verification tends to be more strict.he's only 25 and assuming you have his SSN, DOB, and are running an address he's been at least a year, at least credit INQUIRIES themselves should have generated a file so if theres a thin file its one thing, but if he's really actually previously UNKNOWN then he is now instantly KNOWN to at least one of the big 3 at the moment u pulled the credit report. assuming those 3 pieces of ID (SSN, DOB, ADD) are all accurate, cuz if any of those 3 are 'novel', it will throw off the data and likely also give u a thin file flag.

It would seem a win win for both parties.Thanks! 

If the winning the buyer didn't sign the contract you would think they would go to the next highest bidder rather than start all over with low bidders. 

Jeff S Na   we do that kind of lending here in Oregon.. but only with the most seasoned players would not even consider a newbie...WE cut the checques for the auction made out to the trustee companies.. then if they win both our names are put on the trustee's receipt.