If I was 24 and starting out again, I'd purchase an owner occupied multifamily and start building equity, put 20% down, save some more money and if you like to go to Vegas, then go with what you can afford to lose because they don't build those places on people's winnings.

That's a WIN-WIN!

If a win a bid how can I look up these things, and not find a disaster once i have the title.

The spread was so small so I figured a lease option would be a good way to create a win win for everybody but he wasn't having it.

While I won't pay the Harry Homeowners prices for a rehab, I feel that the contractor is a very important part of me making money also, so I don't mind paying a little extra or even working a JV, we both have skin in the game, and it is a win/win for everybody. 

I see a few houses that are for sale at probate auction.. what do you guys think of these deals.. what happen if i win the auction and change my mind?

Executive Summary: Background/History of Project: Project is modestly based on acquisition of 6 properties, 5 residential 1 Mixed use totaling 75 units with an average rental income of $850 per unit generating an monthly income of $65,150. with an interest rate of 4-6% would make this investment a viable and highly attractive win win win deal for all parties.

The agent and you will be sent the contract via Docusign if you are the winning bidder. 

@Fitzgerald Hall, sounds like a win win to me.

I obviously want to make it a win win for both parties but I would like to make some money off of it so I could further my investments.