http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer?

I suggest trying to find an investor who'll buy the house for you after it forecloses.In addition if you have a valid lease, explore your rights under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009.

One thing is true we have the amount of ground given to us on this planet not more...that is until we get really good at space exploration which my guess wont be in my lifetime.

As you are buyin your first 10 probbly worth exploring what local bank might be willing to finance these additional properties for you, might be worth getting to know commercial bankers and starting to build a banking relationship with the bank you feel will offer you commercail loan.

Trying to explore a new idea (to me).

There are plenty of discussions and articles here that explore that.Thanks for joining us and please don't stay quietly on the sidelines of the community here.

There's also the "Inside Job" which explores how changes in the policy environment and banking practices helped create the recent financial crisis.

I see from my profile that I originally signed up with BiggerPockets in July 2010 but I’m only now beginning to explore the community and the amazing wealth of resources available here.

Hard money loans, note buys, investing in Reit's, triple net leasing although with 60k to 90k you are looking at forming a partnership to be able to buy something to pool money.Sounds like maybe Will and TDI investing for the flips might be a route to explore for you.

If you could explain more about what you have in mind and define your birddog comment we could explore your idea further.