I can get as many as I want with a simply call or email...... ( I have done 100s and 100s and 100s ) Good Luck BTW, You need to have cash ready to go, NOT HM, or a pre approval from a bank , cash in the bank and ready to close the same week or it will be very difficult to get any good deals,.  

@John Rumsey the BRRR strategy is extremely difficult to pull off. 

If you own real estate in an IRA, it is very difficult to sell off your real estate holdings in small chunks each year.

I was nervous initially but once you narrow down a market, get familiar with it, build a team there, and start buying a house or two things aren't that difficult. 

Finding one that will pass may be difficult and many sellers won't accept FHA loans because the building won't pass, which is why you should use FHA 203K.

I will note this might be difficult but it is possible I got my first distressed property last year with a conventional loan and less than 20% down.

Great area to live long-term, but seems like a difficult area to find properties with good cash flow. 

It is not as difficult as people sometimes make it out to be.

In terms of BRRRR, Twin Cities is a red hot market & exceedingly difficult to find a BRRRR deal, & I'd say even more so on the MLS.

Negotiation was through the realtor but he was difficult and not entirely forthcoming with information.