The point I am getting at is there is not a lot of wholesale properties where I live, so I would kind of like to poke the foreclosure market.

Based on Market Value, is there some kind of criteria that you must take at least 20% off market value?

Get the articles of incorporation, the CCR's and _all_ amendments, and the by-laws to find out the rules you WILL be living under, whether it be condo, townhouse, HOA or POA, or any kind of planned community.

That money is long gone and it's kind of depressing, but that's the last thing I stay up worrying about.

South Windsor is kind of a yuppie, upper middle class and up kind of town, great schools, high taxes, etc.

Also, we have several properties we could flip, if we had some investors to flip to-any suggestions on how to connect with the right kind of investors who are looking for what I have found?

I know I'm going out on a limb here with my property only breaking even and all, but, and I know this is silly, but this house is kind of sentimental.

I had been doing very well on my own for a very long time in corporate america.

This is more a higher end kind of investment, with carefully thought out design (not just mixmatched furniture or things you might find in a hotel or something).I'm sure this is common and there is probably an official term that is used when referring to it.

chasing,HML's don't place your personal home on any notes of any kind...they look at the investment property and loan you money based on value of the property/project - usually.