@Aaron Hunt I hope you're 10x your efforts and win the rat race to retirement. 

You’d need to decide if spending additional money on an attorney and investigators is worth it, as well as the likelihood of actually winning a judgement then collecting on it..

Most likely the tenant won't even show up and you will win by default but you will also never collect.

Any way you slice it, you win: if forced to buy the place, you have a cheap place with equity that you can rent for a profit in a year (maybe sooner if the board is this sloppy); if the deal falls through, you get to move to Brooklyn and explore opportunities there.Good luck with it!

If it is a super competitive situation...the unrepresented buyer just has no clue what to do to compete, so someone with an agent always wins.

When necessary insurance can be a win.

What is likely to happen after we win the Deed bid? 

It's important to get your numbers right and to make it a win-win-win for the seller, investor, and wholesaler.

Hello I'm a new member from Sioux Falls , South Dakota I would like to add note buying to my options for putting win/win single family , deals together.

Then any waterproof sheet board or drywall is affixed to the rebar in 3 places using flat wire and a pair of lineman's players.