That means you trade an investment property for another investment property.

As far as our backgrounds, I was a handyman/landscaper before the military, and my wife was a rental manager (I got most of my trade through her). 

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If some experienced tax defaulted property investor would consider providing me some of their tricks of the trade, I would like some help knowing how best to sort and filter the tax defaulted properties from county tax agencies.

I'm also unsure if I should use a 203k loan to finance the rehab, I'd prefer to do the bulk of the work myself and bringing in trades when needed and then refinance to get cash out when we're ready to purchase the next MFH, so I could see there being more savings if I self finance the renos through one of my 0% apr credit cards or just pay cash. 

Feel free to hit me up on e-mail or this forum anytime. 

The listing agent who is to represent the seller mentioned she has never executed one of these sales before and seemed to be having a hard time describing the process.

Again, it's all about analyzing probabilities and then executing a game plan that's right for you.  

It's a good mix of rentals and owner occupied, there's a little crime in the area, but nothing like the E 10th - E 14th west of Minnesota area. 

Trade house for 1m property.