For the bankruptcy properties, we contacted the trustee phone numbers on the website, however, they usually just replied to ask us to look for debtor's attorney.For short-sales, we searched the listing on zillow.com, but majority of them are off market.We used BP recommended realtor and asked if they can help with the properties we targeted, the realtor searched for a week of the foreclosure ones and get back to me that she believes she will not be the right partner.

In my opinion, this is much more effective than texting, which often feels like a constant game of cat and mouse with phone carriers.

In my opinion, this is far more effective than texting, which often feels like a constant game of cat and mouse with phone carriers.it is relativly simple and although costing money it is relativly the more cost effective one.

Broken appliances, missing basics like a cork screw, no artwork on the walls and cold, ratty furniture that was clearly second-hand, noisy neighbors, and more.

It often feels like a constant game of cat and mouse with phone carriers.

As Wesley said, listen to what they say, but verify and look for yourself (eg if they say something is broken, check if it is).

@Sam Peterson You can utilize different online companies (web, phone apps, etc.) for this but if you're new to REI you could gain traction by making your own.

It doesn't matter what demand is if they cannot qualify.I say that fresh off a phone call for 4 houses that busted in Savannah and the market needs a bid.

Neighbors tree fell on the roof of my rental during the Hurricane (state Florida).I called the city and they gave me the address of the LLC that owns that lot (its an empty lot, probably a builder owns it).I probably could find the phone number as well.Do I call them if I find the phone number and ask them to fix my roof and remove the other trees from the empty lot that they own?

His website is ucmnllc.com and you can DM me for his phone number if you'd like.