But yes, it definitely will come down to a trial and error method in the end.

There would never be any financing issue for a modular because of its method of construction.

And then I used Brandon Turner's Four-Square method to analyze the property.Some observations: 1.

Maybe ask their preferred method of contact, text/phone/email.  

I know i would never implement this method because there's an 80% chance a home will stay in my name for ever so i want to take care or that.  

Craigslist and referrals - basically getting out and talking to people are the 2 most cost effective methods.

I think BiggerPockets calls it the BRRRR method.

The BRRRR Method has years and years of history and success buying off market properties at a deep discount in a state of disrepair.  

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

But always, I was respectful of them and of a tough situation, offering honest solutions and we both benefited.I now do "Subject To" instead, with Joint Investors, because it is far less risky, it is more profitable, less work and a much faster way to wealth with a $25,000 investment instead of the $200,000 and $300,000 I had to use in the market I was in.If you choose to do Foreclosures, my method works great, but find out if it is even still legal since the changes of 2011, and 2016.