So we found out what had happened. 

If you don't understand the contract you found by doing a Google search, should you really be assigning it to someone else for a fee? 

I found a foreclosure listed at 166,500 that i would like to purchase.

I found ATL CAD online and they have a lot of modern builds and rehabbing experience. 

The DC is where pre-foreclosure info can be found in Essex County at least, so perhaps tax delinquent information can be found there too.Just a thought/bump for this question.Blake

Sales price $179kClosing and comission $8,800Net profit $13,500.We found the deal off market. 

I have found that renters don't read much of any listing. 

I've found a couple options with early morning/late night hours that would allow me to still do my job as an agent full time because I have read that it is next to impossible to become successful in the field if you're just part timing it.

I moved here from upstate NY not long ago (I moved coast to coast a couple of times for school and work, but I plan to settle down this time).I've been investing in the stock market in the last few years, and always want to switch to real estate, but didn't know how until I found BP.

Also I just finished this book (Audible) and found it very informative: Loopholes of Real Estate - Secrets of Successful Real Estate Investing (Rich Dad Advisors)By: Garrett Sutton, Robert Kiyosaki (foreword)Best