In either case, if this is your first auction, you should retain an experienced RE attorney who is well versed in dealing with foreclosures.  

More experienced borrowers will be able to get the most lenient terms but if the project has lots of equity, the borrower brings significant personal funds and they have a well thought out plan, less experienced buyers may also be able to get short term loans with no payments until the project is sold.

Additionally, if any experienced landlords have come across any other risks associated with student tenants I'm all ears!

Hi BP,I will be in Las Vegas in May 21st - 23rd and would love to pick an experienced investor’s brain over a coffee or lunch.

I would love to partner with experienced real estate professionals who would be willing to help me with analyzing deals, negotiating with sellers & lenders etc.In exchange, I am willing to work on rehabs in exchange for info on rehab costs, provide admin assistance and whatever else that my time & abilities allow.I look forward to learning and growing with you all!

It is the same thing a broker will do when he is trying to hire an experienced agent from another firm.

After attending a few local REIA meetup's I realized that working with an experienced wholesaler was going to be my quickest route to my first buy and hold. 

Are there any wholesalers experienced with probable that can provide some insight on if or how I can tie up the property while protecting the money we spend paying the taxes?

Partner with someone more experienced on a deal or two until youre comfortable doing it on your own.

We can help figure this out and send a reverification email.If anyone else is experiencing this issue, please reach out to support.