Thanks in advance everyone, and I look forward to learning with you all!

I think HUD still has a “first look” or right-of-first-refusal program for some local governments, and nonprofit organizations to purchase foreclosed homes. 

This is really how the fashionable 1% lived in Pittsburgh's glory years, above both the world most technologically advanced steelmill down by the river and fifteen streets of squalid tenements for the workers marching up Homestead's hill from the train tracks.The trim of this duplex is all quartersawn shellacked white oak, plain foursquare work, obviously all shaped on-site by a master trim carpenter and his apprentices.

There is a way to do that, you will need to have the seller's written approval in advance, among other things.

Again, I am not sure how this will go but at least from my side I always try to be a good landlord and make it very clear to my tenant that I will not be able to return their deposit if they don't give me enough notice in advance.

There are many factors that someone who works in the market daily will understand that a computer program simply won't.

There is a first time home buyer program in this area.

Buy a Paul Davis franchise or a ServPro franchise, someone who already has program vendor contract.

Thanks in advance!

Thanks in advance.