Some may depend on your skill set, but from the limited info in your post, I would think you might be helpful working for a property manager or realtor on their online presence or with their online platform for property management or listings.

You've found a great resource with a highly skilled group of investors.  

That seems like it could potentially be more and more difficult depending on the record keeping skills of the previous owner(s)

I'm a Civil Engineer by trade and we currently live in East County San Diego, California.

Hey @Tyler Mutch learn has much as possible about the 5 skills needed to be a Pro at Real Estate Investing.

Try and find deals that give you the opportunity to buy below market value or at the very least on the lower end of the range that homes trade for.

That could be a great chance to learn some new skills if you can bring others with more experience and money on board.

Hello all, I've been on bp for a while now, I'm an hvac service technician of 12 years looking to start investing in a couple months when I move to Texas. Looking to put in any work I can for hands on knowledge and ex...

***After the better part of ten years in the car business, working every Saturday, punching the clock for 50 hours per week, listening to customers whine about how I personally assaulted their character with my trade in value.

there is a reason NY notes trade like this and that is the time lines for prosecuting the foreclosures.Not sure how long it will actually take but a lot can happen to an asset in 2 to 3 years while you run it through the process.