If you love the chase it’s the lifestyle for you 

That will soon change because of the economy and a lot of “investors” will jump in to chase foreclosures.

@Ryan Stumbo Lots of realtors are ignorant and self-centered, they are telling you you have to buy a horrible deal, I would suggest working with other realtors and suggest not chasing a deal that is so bad, yes you may sacrifice cash-flow to a degree if that’s something you are willing to do but you don’t have to, it just will be very difficult to find an on market cash-flowing dealSounds like your expectations are a little out of line of how easy it is to find a deal but I would stand up for your goals more and not let their greed cost YOU money

@Bruce Woodruff Most of the time it means the following: asset prices, including housing, will trend up over time, due to more dollars in the system chasing same number of houses/assets.

While you work some dead end 15$ and hour job chasing your $100/door cash flow?

The dollar seems to be chasing the peso right now. 

Nope, too much money chasing to few goods (properties).  

We don't know which lenders will chase you or file an adversarial lawsuit or how many more payments in the plan and many other pertinent factors. 

It was legal to chase foreclosures in that day, today it's illegal.

I bank with Chase.