The loan officer I have been speaking with is someone who reached out to me after I filled out a form on realtor.com. 

I'd love to speak with folks who have been successful in this market.

Can't speak of any other markets though, best of luck and keep us posted if you find something!

Again, this is risky for the buyer, but may give your offer an advantage to the seller over an all cash offer if that all cash offer has contingencies on inspections and things like that since it gives the buyer a way to back out.For me I would not do this unless I was certain I wanted the property, and certain I would get financing because if for some reason that falls through then the seller would be able to keep your earnest money....not sure if that varies by state so you would need to speak to your local realtor about the risks of making a no contigency offer.Hope that helps.Mike

I think you should speak with an attorney because I think there is a period before the auction where the person being foreclosed on cannot sell or transfer the house.

I'm seeking to speak with any folks who have the All-Markets package from AirDNA.

Get your ducks in a row by speaking with lenders and agents and work on getting your team together and this will help alleviate some of the stress as you can rely on these professionals to aid you as you begin your RE journey.If I may ask, what has you overwhelmed?

I can only speak for the Dallas/Ft.

Speaking of ADU's, this popped up in my LinkedIn Feed today. https://nbcmontana.com/newsletter-daily/foothold-presents-its-first-house-modelCompany website is https://www.buildfoothold.com/

@Adam Elbary: I can't speak to conventional lender requirements, but many private/HM lenders will be comfortable with less than 25% down... as long as you are buying the property below market/appraised value.