States vary how this is accomplished, but if it's not real property then a lien is 99% of the time how it works.These liens can be viewed on the State website with their Serial # etc type information and is submitted to the state upon sale. 

The call center we've built from scratch, and staff roughly 120 agents (only a small percentage are on our own personal campaigns, the remaining we sub contract out to otherThe team required to make this magic happen consists of the following staff:(4) Acquisition Reps(1) Analyst(1) Transactions Manager(1) Dispositions Manager(1) Bookkeeper/AdminWe take an inside sales approach -- All offers are made over the phone, and contracts are executed via docusign.

This is my experience from Hurricane Katrina now 13 years ago:Properties in nice neighborhoods were available at hurricane sale prices for cash buyers.Fairly extensive rehab was required but 13 years later those properties are now worth 2 - 3 times purchase + rehab price.Not a get rich quick scheme but for those with cash and patience it was a once in a lifetime (we hope) opportunity.

However, general rules of thumb are to calculate price per square foot of other recent sales (ideally within the last 3 months, longer if you have to).

Nope marketing, free vacations which are sales pitches and aggressive selling keeps it alive.

Of course our garages look like a regular Home Depot Store because we might buy stuff we need or not need when it's on sale, but  we don't include all the items we bought on sale to fix up our homes as inventory. 

Maybe list the property yourself through investment groups (like facebook groups) and see if you can sell for sale by owner with the tenant in place.

You didnt say how much you would be netting from the sale of the house and what your monthly payments are or what the monthly income would be.

One of the sellers died last week meaning we cannot close until either probate is over or a judge approves the sale of the house.

I assume you want to work as a real estate agent in sales.