I am looking to get educated on possibly buying my next flip at the court house steps or where ever I can get a good deal.

They are giving me till Feb 28th to provide them with a file-stamped motion to quash the subpoena (or other formal objection filed in court) via email. 

I know people who have properties all over the country and it seems to work well for them, but I don't see it being worth the headache personally.

There are also area of the country that title transfer can be challenging.

It is in the best interest of the HOA to not get dragged into court. 

The best part about investing is that it can be done anywhere in the country!

Only difference is many of these investors are well established in this community, and often looking for a new income stream, while furthering connections, and helping others (something we'd all like to be able to do).In my opinion, you're in Katy, Texas, aka God's country haha.Question for the Texans.

The only court filing that is required is the notice that the property is scheduled for auction. 

Labor costs are probably double some other areas like Washington and California than in other areas of country like in the Midwest.

I am currently flipping homes in Orange County and just purchased a home at the court house steps.