It just seems too good to be true.The information is public on their website-https://www.sharecommunitydevelopmentcorp.com/investorprogra...

How many lots, public or private utilities and who pays utilities?

The cheapest/potentially no-cost option is just doing public records searches and contacting owners directly.

You go to account and profiles and create one, your friends don't carry over to that account unless you add them but they can see what you post publicly if they look.

It’s true that not being able to drive can make things a bit more complex, but you can definitely find ways around it.Using rideshare or public transportation is a viable option, especially in areas with good transit systems.

IRS Publications 946 (How to Depreciate Property) and 527 (Residential Rental Property) can offer some guidance. 

@Jackson Sincerbeaux if this is a large hedge fund that is publicly traded, then they are working with numerous brokers and wholesalers alike to find and acquire deals.

I did consult with a couple lawyers and would be happy to share my findings with you but not in a public forum. 

If nobody redeems in the judicial foreclosure lawsuit, BUT somebody with redemption rights demands a public auction, then the judge will order an auction on the courthouse steps. 

Plenty of publications and journals to read on this, along with books and other print media.