My preferred area is more north, about 3 hours away from where I am currently working.

If they bring me something else, the onus is on them.By the way, I work with a number of REA, and none of them have a problem with this, and all of them agree this method is one they prefer because it wastes far less time...and all of the agents are very experienced...and all of them are very good at filtering out properties before they bring them to me, so I rarely (less than 5% of the time), back out of a deal due to the inspection.

Hey guys, I've been networking and trying to find people in my area that are currently investing in multi-family properties in Connecticut, preferably New London County.

But you certainly can get sued.I always make sure every piece of communication is in written form, preferably digital.

Then start small preferably in your own back yard ... and do something every day to further achieve your goal.

My preference is to reduce the amount paid up front in both fees and downpayment.

You also can’t flip it or get a clear title until the redemption period is over, so these auctions attract more landlords than flippers who prefer trustee auctions which do come with any liens but no redemption periods, in Texas.It seems typical that liens and mortgages fall off at tax sales but you have to research the laws for your state.

@Emir GaliciaMy best suggestion is for you to send me a private message so I put you in contact with my preferred buyer broker on the ground.

I prefer working with people who are willing to educate me through the process. 

@Dave SpoonerI got nothing against direct mail, just prefer the immediate response of a call.What do use to get the contact info for your system that is similar to mine?