Your Ira has to foreclose and most likely have an auction for the amount owed.

Until you have looked at 100 houses, you don't really know your market.That means all kinds of properties; listed properties, open houses, auctions, wholesalers deals, your own marketing, FSBO, and most importantly any deal another investor will let you see, tell you about how he or she found it, and the numbers behind the deal. 

MLS, county auctions, HUD.

Wholesaling foreclosures is a good strategy BUT you need to know your numbers cold; we have gotten several solicitations from wholesalers that won a property at auction, we didn't buy any of them because we felt the wholesaler underestimated the renovation costs and over estimated the after rehab value.  

I know a fellow investor that purchased a property at auction, the owners were still occupying the property. 

If the property has gone through foreclosure or is an estate auction or general property auction you may be ok.

*******************************************************The Jefferson County auction was a hot mess today.

@Frank Hinck thank you for such a quick reply I work as subcontructor my self and I'm looking foward getting better jobs and besides that I bought my self a couple of properties at tax auction and I'm looking foward to fix them and sell one and rent the other and hopefully make a living out of that in the long term

The properties I’ve checked were auctioned off, quick.

Try this routine daily:What companies do the bulk of foreclosure auctions in Orlando?