With investing, a deal can come and go at a moment's notice.

Pop out of a cake and serve the notice.

The agent receives notice of a bid acceptance at the same time as the selling agent

Hello,So I was wondering, I noticed that there are a lot of mulit families built in the 1880s - 1920s and I have not seen any new constructions for a multi family property in Rhode Island.

But someone out of state may not have noticed. 

I’m also searching for private and hard money lenders.Please let me know if anyone can help

A couple weeks after that, I got the policies in the mail and noticed the deductible had been changed from $1k to $2k on three (located in same area) of my four properties.

I attended one of this company's auctions last weekend just to get a feel for how these private estate auctions go, and it kind of went like this: auctioneer asked for an opening amount, no one bid, one of the auctioneer helpers bid it lower, then some people started chiming in, and it went back and forth between a few people before finally ending about 25% higher than the number the auctioneer started at. 

If you don't want to go that route, you need to find a private money lender.

I’ve been watching all the main stream realtor websites (realtor, trulia, etc) and have noticed it’s a pretty tough market to get into.