I mean if of course foreclosed properties are much cheaper than regular homes for sale, why doesn't everyone buy them and just resell it for a higher price to make a profit?

If there is an early termination I work to get a new tenant as part of my regular process. 

There are so many different types of land deals, so it's hard to give a general answer, but I would say that if you are working on regular lots that someone would buy to build one single family home, or even some commercial acreage, then there is always a wholesale market for it, as long as you're getting it at a pretty good basis (price). 

I contacted a regular agent earlier today looking for the rental history they never got back.

We plan to make this meetup more interactive but also flexible to topics and discussions! 

I actually enjoy taking care of the properties and interacting with the tenants.

Does anyone know of any regular REI meetups in the Dayton, OH area?

Tax court throws out cases regularly because you need to spend more time on REI than any other combined activities. 

I know the two that I attend regularly are great resources for exactly these types of things.

Our first partners was a friend and someone that I 'talked investments with' on a regular basis and I knew he had a large protfolio and a good chunk invested in CDs with low returns.