Start investing and stay where you are until you have money to throw away on another home.You could move and rent out the semi but that depends on the numbers as to whether it is a rental candidate.

@Rong Liu you will get a million recommendations here, but I'll throw mine in, as well.

I'm a little leary to just jump out there and throw a bid in without knowing all there is to know and what to be cautious of.

They are just throwing away money on taxes/insurance.

My backyard is flat except in the farther side of it their is a hill that almost other subdivision across it can see it. in that hill since some of it is my property i throw my wood stuff in there with some motor thingy and other stuff , its definitely not a trash. and this guy comes in tells my son that if we don't clean that area he would call the (DOD) something something organization and police on me. i wish i was home to talk to him that that little area is my property and i can throw anything i want to as long as it does not bothers my neighbors. i need help  understand this better......... am i right ?

If you can not charge a higher rent then you are throwing money away.

Is it worth $400 for a new/used oven to throw in there if it keeps you away from hard money and multiple points up-front?

I don't see that as a reason to throw one's pendulum like that.

Just throwing my 2 cents out there - I know several 'paperwork' agents who are super savvy and fast at putting in dozens of offers for investor clients, but have little to no experience in finding or evaluating deals.

I stumbled into a Tax Auction while doing some business at the courthouse so decided to throw my hat in the ring.I ended up with 9 properties for $3,500I knew nothing about these properties beforehand but could tell what part of the city they were in by the legal description and I would also peek at other bidder's sheets and they'd have actual street addresses for some properties that I knew.Anyhow, when I cashed out all I was told is that I would receive a Sheriff's Title to these properties within ten days.So, now what do I do?