I seriously wanted to purchase properties to flip at auctions and I figured it would be very difficult for a flipper to net a solid $22,000 month after month and why would anybody want to work that hard with so many risks.

This property was up for sheriff auction but got cancelled a week before the bidding started.

Not a huge fan of auctions!

See: Condo InvestmentI bought them at foreclosure auctions at $40K during a market crash and sold them 10 years later at $100K each.

I just signed my first BRRRR investment property via an off-market auction.

If not and I know the owner and will know the day it goes to auction how can I use that if I am not on the deed to get the property?

It was an Auction.com home, but we purchased it after it failed at auction and entered the MLS.

I heard the bank will buy back properties so it the upset the highest the bank will bid or do they bid their amount the day of the auction?

With the advent of online auctions, it makes it easy for national players to bid almost anywhere. 

I have been purchasing properties on auction websites like Auction.com for a while now, but usually it's properties that are not occupied.