Then it takes the business skills to leverage any opportunities you drum up... communicating with the people, and being able to meet people in person, handle objections, and close the deal.  

Sorry fellows, I will aim for the next one.Please keep the thread going and drumming up other like minded people.

The bigger potential is if you can pay an architect or young designer to do a computer generated virtual showing to drum up interest while you're still rehabbing

When she opens it and pulls out a drum, tell her to beat it!

     IRS lien  redemption period is 120 daysYou might mention some of the negatives of tax salesLooking through your past posts  I'm inclined to think your just posting to drum up business

(Also keys and drums if you happen to need a musician haha)  @Larry Fried  Thanks Larry, I'll have to check it out.  

That one looks like a property manager using fake ads to drum up leads for other properties.

Realizing it was not your intention to drum up biz, I will say I am intrigued by your specific strategy.

@David Hamblin It's more about deal flow than your preference for starting out...if you are doing things like driving for dollars, you need to understand many possible RE investing strategies...think of it like a funnel...every possible deal you drum up gets fed into the funnel...the circumstances of the deal dictate your acquisition strategy. 

I have a friend in need near Fort Drum.