Any thoughts from experienced RE investors?

Certainly that's a safer approach for the buyer, but could easily put him at a disadvantage relative to more experienced flippers who can complete the due diligence quickly and make offers with few, if any, contingencies. 

They are in this for the long haul.I also know a couple of great contractors that I've spent roughly $500k with in the last year and a half or so between the two that I can recommend.As for the auctions, I have not gone personally, but I know some experienced investors that used to go before the market became supersaturated. 

Now that I have found this amazing community of knowledgeable and experienced investors, I see a light at the end of the tunnel.

I have experienced nothing but respectfulness and helpfulness from the male investors I have worked with, which is awesome!

PM me for info, I prefer to not blast their info online.

You can go online and check the Fair Market Rents that HUD uses to the determine payment standard amounts for the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program in select counties throughout the country here: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr.html.  

A great commercial local bank and banker that you know personally can open many doors I know it has for me.I am very old school. though.. other than having my account on line..

Don’t use online resources as a primary source of data to base your decision making on when investing in RE.

But is this something that experienced investors are actually interested in?