True story a friend told me. 

If your true cash flow after expenses is higher than inflation for this year I would hold. 

@Bob Foglia I would Invest in large syndications with tried and true operators this is a passive way to make some serious returns depending on the amount of capital you have to deploy, On a smaller scale I would probably consider a Joint Venture with someone in a market you're interested in.

Besides, that lets the buyer choose the color and keep the warranty.

I'm not sure on the true classification levels of things, but I'd say C/D for sure.

How true is that ?

With that being said it would be a dream come true for me to be able to pursue real estate full time, and this could get me there.I would love to hear everyone’s thoughts? 

Is this true or not ?

That is true, thank you!

Note of caution; understand your foreclosure laws, depending on where this is in the process, attempting to pull investor ploys without having the ability to purchase yourself as implied under the contract can land you up against federal law, a lender can clean your clock for interference with an insured depository.In other words, investors who lack the ability and intent to buy themselves as stated in a contract with someone in foreclosure should stay clear of any attempt of trying to pull off anything except a true a cash sale.