Nothing furtherIt's very important for new Investors to note that in order to perform 3rd party property management services in Ohio one must be a licensed Real Estate Broker who is required to adhere to very strict accounting regulations & auditing through the Ohio Division of Real Estate.

Also, make sure to have professionals ready to assist such as attorneys who specialize in these type of deals.

Understand best bet is to get a professional opinion, but want to see what others best guess is from the pictures.

I've recently had a perspective change due to listening to Rich Dad Poor Dad on audible, as well as some of Brandon's books, and im seeking to make a change in my financial, personal, and professional life.

You just need to know who is foreclosing here.....I would assume a notice of sale would identify the foreclosing party.....I don’t know, all our foreclosures are judicial, the plaintiff is clearly identified in published notices.

It's not professional for me to speak badly about another Philadelphia Property Management Company; but we have taken over clients from these guys....and I just hate, absolutely hate to see this stuff.Property management is regulated and a licensed activity.

If the buyer defaults, my credit gets wrecked not theirs were it gets dicy is on sub too were the seller has actually transferred ownership to another party and is relying on that party to make payments.. that's the risk 

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

@Samuel S Gonzalez a little late to the party but you might want to check into California Manufactured Housing Division and see what laws are in place before trying to wholesale it without the following:1.

As I said before the hard part is finding a property not a buyer.