If that is truly the case then you are in a unique situation and you need to very carefully consider your options.  

@Dion DePaoli  out of sheer curiosity this morning I listened to a pod cast that interviewed the owner of Paper source I think it is @Bob Malecki  Bob said it was a good listen .the gentlemen being interviewed says that he has been buying notes since the mid 80's which of course I am sure he has.then he made what I thought was a pretty if not strange but unique statement.. the Kids interviewing them asked how he hands his foreclosures on his NPN... his answer was well " in 30 years I have only foreclosed once"  the kids were then scrambling as they did not expect that and of course its sound like they are personally buying distressed notes in Cook county and we know how tough that place is.

I just find it interesting to think about how the debt obligations unique to younger generations may impact bank offerings and the housing market.

Account Closed Hawaii is unique when it comes to real estate.

I'm really puzzled why you are considering these markets if your primary objective is appreciation combined with some cash flow.

I gave 24 hr notice for inside inspection yesterday and the tenant didn't object.

Hi everyone...Im in negotiations on a unique property.

The point is, as was mentioned above, each situation is unique and offers different levels of value.

If you don't have to buy it, don't.You are much better off becoming the ultimate insider and working from the inside out.If you have a unique angle, service of value that you can add, the seller will not be likely to need multiple offers. 

I think there's much debate on when to get a website....starting out your primary objective is to get your phone to ring...trying to get your website to do that can be very expensive.