You will still be able to redeem, but the interest will be huge.In Alabama, the bid amount over the taxes is called the "excess bid."

Most likely those clauses would be deemed "contrary to public policy" and you'd be liable for the excess rent, and there probably is no current written policy regarding it.

I am really glad to hear that Bigger Pockets had this type of exposure.

They also have access to the MLS which if you are able to provide them value, ask if you can use them as an MLS resource.More generally, I think realtors are good for buying some types of properties, and selling homes that you need to have on the MLS for exposure.

In this case, the sponsor is taking excess risk to achieve an average return.

In this case, the sponsor is taking excess risk to achieve an average return.

Yes, sometimes agents request that you be exclusive with them for the time that are going to put in behind the scenes which many investors don't realize, however the time that she is requesting might be a little excessive.

Your main focus is to limit your tax exposure, not worry about showing a great income.

I believe If I focus on Multi-Family properties here at work and get exposure to the trade I can get incredible amount of experience to prepare me for investing in the near future. 

That exposure is often insured by the broker, with the premium paid out of the realtors' commissions.