Bank accepted even though property had only been listed for 3 days.

I'm facing the same thing in Ohio and dealt with the same thing last year.Advertise on Go Section8, and Craigslist and Low Income Housing Websites for your area and make sure you advertise that you DO accept Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers.

I read Nolo also but curious if anyone has experience with a shortened duration for the notice and if courts accepted/rejected.

You could probably have a HELOC that you can withdraw the funds and present in the form acceptable to the auctioneer (most require cashier's checks) and do it that way.

If they dont accept your price, WALK.

Also, the Georgia forum here on Bigger Pockets is a great resource to ask other local Georgians who they use for lending.When you are interviewing your potential lenders I would highly recommend asking these questions to test to see if they are flexible:Questions for Lenders When do you start using rental income to help me qualify?

However, we have just read a few articles that say allowing electronic payments is not a good idea due to the fact that partial payments are automatically accepted by these apps. 

Then it is up to the seller to decide whether to accept your offer.

I've been tracking every dollar in and out of my REI activities for the past few years and decided to back-test the numbers to answer the question: What if I would have put all those investment dollars into a super passive, super low cost index fund such as SPY?

I have built a website tested one fb campaign that didn't have much success mainly because I was learning how to use it for the first time and have no idea what I am doing except for watching YouTube University - (I did not advertise as thoroughly as I should have with updating all the fb page info also) and have posted on craigslist and received one call from a non motivated seller looking to just get an evaluation of his property's worth.