To help you in your real estate journey, consider the following road map:Educate YourselfClarify Your GoalsEvaluate Your FinancesBuild a Solid Credit HistoryChoose Your Real Estate NicheNetwork with Experienced InvestorsCreate a Real Estate Business PlanStart SmallResearch and Understand the MarketStay Informed and AdaptiveConsult ProfessionalsIt is important to keep in mind that accumulating money through real estate is a path that calls for perseverance, patience, and a dedication to education.

I am curious @Jonathan Weinberger what Own It Detroit's response was when confronted with these issues and the termination of services? 

Thank you to all the responses so far.

My response, “I’m very sorry to hear that, but rent is still due & late fees apply.”  

The reason is so that you can repeat the process and build your financial IQ on solid ground to grow faster in the future.

Brute force, dial 100 numbers, talk to 15-20 people and get one solid lead.2) Expired/FSBO.

Be careful of responses to your posts as 1) Most responders aren't licensed experts 2) many of them will share what has worked for them, which may or may not be legal or the "best" way or the way that will work for you.We manage almost 700 doors in Detroit and the tri-county area, so bounce stuff off us as needed:)

The second would be a business dedicated to providing opportunity to responsible individuals who just can't seem to get ahead just because they are yet another number (i.e. credit score) on a piece of paper.

You don't actually own the property until the sale is ratified by the courts as a foreclosure is a legal process though you are generally responsible for the property taxes for the property from the moment you win.

You will get your time back and keep your solid asset.Happy to chat further