Happy hunting!

Determine where you want to start hunting for deals and then focus on how you're going to source them.

Own one on the Cayuga wine trail and am hunting for another.Most houses in the 200s escalate quickly and I’ve been outbid multiple times.

As @Bruce Lynn mentioned, this is a question for your insurance agent.Happy hunting!

I agree with @Scott Carson's perspective in FCI Exchange-- their sellers are posting a lot of notes that have been reworked or are just have too much hair on them, so you have to do a lot of hunt-and-pecking to find a good deal, but I've purchased 4 notes on the exchange with great success and good margins. 

Obviously, these can change based on your actual qualifications, credit history, property appraisal report, etc... all subject to change (had to get my disclaimers in there).Happy Hunting!

If it’s too low for the seller, just keep hunting.

I'm also interested in getting into the pre-foreclosure market and doing short sales.I would be happy to network with any of you who share my interests or who would care to JV with me working from their own neighborhood.Happy hunting and much success!

Happy hunting!

Thanks you @Jackson Tyler Hunt, @Bryant Dawson, @Chris Seveney, @Eliott Elias, @Chris Merchant and @Therasa for your wisdom and prospective.