These auctiona are extremely competitive with a number of knowlegable and long time buyers bidding against each other and sometimes against new and unknowledgable buyers.The inexperienced buyers often end up with properties next to the property they thought they were bidding on, with numerous liens when they thought they were purchasing free and clear, with first liens existing, with a huge amount of taxes owed, and with properties in the floodway, etc.The opportunity in Harris County is that the auction process is so haphazard and unorganized that even the "pro" buyers can't be everywhere all the time.

It just seems that people are in bidding wars over properties that cost twice as much here, with a higher initial investment and a lower cash flow.

I have a war chest saved up, I have a 6-12 months worth of food in the pantry.

There are numerous factors that go into what makes a subject property better as a flip or rent.What are some of the factors you use to evaluate the subject property to reach a conclusion?

I think it is a much better venue for the second Summit, easy for all to get to, lots to do, numerous venue locations, etc.Plus, if you look at the stats, the largest showing of attendees as the 1st Summit were from West Coast by far.

He has lied numerous times and been a pain this whole entire time.

I am a real estate investor/wholesaler with numerous deals under my belt.

At the same time geopolitical forces (war with Iran and unstable middle east ) could cause further economic weakeness and uncertainty will cause a hold on any growth and more buying opportunity.

Specifically, I've heard numerous people use "double close" when the transaction being described was what Will is calling a simultaneous close.

You can buy them at tax sales for even cheaper from what I've read.I was using Cleveland and Detroit as areas that have harder core "war zones" which will produce the greatest cash flow historically...