That being said, if you want to wholesale I would focus on three things:Learn to evaluate deals-Find out the ARV-Estimate Repairs-Think of best possible use of property (SFR to duplex, or commercial etc. etc.)Find buyers for your deals-Auctions-Craigslist-REIA meetingsFind deals and put them under contract! 

I searched hubzu in the search bar, but there was too much to go through. The question is:When purchasing properties on Hubzu, are you guaranteed clean title at close? 

I've read a few blogs, been to a courthouse auction to observe, and now found this great resource. 

Quickly I got into real estate and have been doing my own projects, purchasing houses in the greater Seattle area at the foreclosure auction and flipping them or turning them into cashflow rentals.

My wife and I recently had a very good experience buying our current home at a courthouse auction, and we plan on buying and flipping another house soon.  

Hi @Polar Prutaseranee ,Thanks for the nice welcomeI have a certain amount of cash I'm sitting on and want to test the courthouse auctions but know very little amount what concerns to look for.

You could drive for dollars, send out yellow letters, look on the MLS, look on craigslist, auctions, For Sale By Owner, even just telling everyone you know that you're looking for a deal.

In this section we will discuss how to better understand the asset lifecycle that auction.com utilizes to run their properties through auctions.

If the NOD has been filed and the property is going through it's listing phase in the local paper leading up the the auction date are there any impediments that would prevent it from being a viable (assignable) deal?

Another way is to go to the home auctions in your local area.