Hello my name is jeff and I've been wanting to get in real estate flipping for awhile. I don't know where to start. Where is the best place to get a loan or money from for low monthly payments. I live close to Knoxvil...

Hey @Raju T.Ways to find properties are: Wholesalers, property managers, MLS, and foreclosure auction.

Dan, the reason every answer in this industry is "it depends" is because of circumstances like this.In Washington state, sales are typically done as Deed of Trust and if foreclosure occurs, it is through a non-judicial or statutory process.

But why would I blow a 20% down payment on a 200K home when I could buy 2 100K homes in the midwest with twice as much cash flow.Having said that I still plan on getting in touch with an agent in my area this summer to start looking at foreclosures or distressed properties to at least TRY to find a good enough deal locally.Thanks again for all of the input.

Thank you all in advance for the time to help me out with a question.I have found a foreclosure (REO) property that I am interested in placing an offer on.

There are plenty of foreclosures that need work on this side of the forest.

Side 1 has a foreclosure on their record.

I bought a 4bed 2bath split-entry foreclosure 2 years ago as my first home (and still live there).

I have a question regarding buying a property that is currently in the foreclosure or better yet a property that is in the pre-foreclosure status.

I bought a vacant, uninhabitable fourplex foreclosure from HUD in Cincinnati, OH in December 2016 as an owner occupant/sole proprietor.