Yes, you need cash and a very good site to get all the details on the upcoming auctions, and lots of title reports too!

If you are using him in the future make sure you understand his rates, if he will charge you for a simple emailed question, how phone calls work.

I'm a newbie investor as well but let me know if I can ever help with anything.I'm sure you've already done this in terms of repair costs but if you haven't ....I have found great sites on Google that estimate local costs. 

Something as simple as “how long have you owned the property” will probably throw off an imposter.  

Some options there are to One:  follow properties posted on various sites and follow the posting back to the listing company and ask how to register on their list. 

About 60 people attend on average and there are no sales pitches allowed, just information and networking.Another great one is ran by Propelio who do sell an investor site and have vendors show up but are mainly a networking hot bed.

@Sergio Aguinaga I'm really not sure, a simple search would probably answer that question.

Friend purchased this home site unseen in 2015 for 34,500 for her daughter to have a home while going to school.

I am relatively new to this forum and REI; i have read a lot of blogs on this site, and are very informative.

I know this sound a simple plan, I’m sure it’s not but is it doable?