It is very cheap compared to some of the other programs out there and he offers to partner with you in the process for 50% of the earnings for him personally walking you through in 1 on 1.

But the property also needs all the electrical redone - not a breaker box nor grounded plug in the place.

Since you are remote, they are truly an extension of you on the ground.

I've been looking at past comps and comparable houses being sold are in the same price range as what we would price ours at.

So when you are getting ready to move out you can compare rents and costs and determine if its better to rent or sell

My question is I want to start the foreclosure process against him but if he doesn’t owe money and is just in default due to late payments which is grounds for starting the foreclosure process, what exactly is the process that takes place when no money is owed?

The same philosophy is apparently being applied to real estate but the internet and real estate are not remotely comparable.

I'm looking for any advice/recommendations for finding a "boots on the ground" wholesaler working in those areas to work with in splitting and closing deals, as I start out.  

The banks will not take an income approach and if there are no like-kind properties around, it will be compared to the nearby duplexes, regardless if they are similar in year built, condition, sq. footage, etc. 

I am looking for partners as well as boots on the ground to build a team.Are you still looking to invest in that area?