Hey @Erin Wysocki, what would you recommend I read to be prepared for Seminole County auctions?

Now I am getting everything in order and prepared to start sending mailers (planning on starting with handwritten yellow letters).

What matters is to stop procrastinating and TAKE ACTION.  

Biggest piece of advice I can give is take action.

You may want to set a Timeline with Action items leading to your actual Goal?

@Brian Gibbons Great post.Below is what motivates me.Myles Munroe was using the below story in talking about people taking action and pursuing their dreams and goals because only they have the ability to fulfill what they have been given.Myles Munroe said in a sermon that it is everyones wish to be surrounded by our loved ones when we are lying on our death bed.

- Get on wholesalers email lists- Setup a free account on Zillow or Ziprealty - and get MLS-listed properties that meet a certain criteria (price, certain town, etc) emailed to you automatically; be prepared to make an offer on a property if it does meet your criteria...so have cash, or a pre-approved credit on standby so you can make an offer. - Focus on a certain area...e.g.

I feel for the injured homeowner, but I don't think it's unreasonable for the Association to wait for legal action by the member before they get their insurance involved.

Our current tenant is prepared to pay $1600.00 but that still leaves about -$500.00 per month. 

Michael, The horrible situation described in the think progress article should be covered under the legal concept of 'lack of foreseesbilty'.I believe the surviving party who's name is on the lease inform the landlord he cannot be held legally responsible for a random act an committed by a government agency who actions resulted in the death of a friend who's presence at the residence at the time could not have been reasonably predicted to have produced an outcome that would have normally resulted in damage to the property owners property.