I do think entering the commercial route is definitely better for scalability it would just be a matter of connecting with the right people and raising funds!

In the very least, get a title search done, with a commitment, record a memorandum of contract of whatever you end up entering into to protect yourself from seller placing any other debt against the property or selling from under your.

There is no section on the form for landlords to enter owed utilities.  

OK, once again, usually as a minor you can enter into a contract.  

@Jonathan Giglio the truth is...it is a tough time to enter the game.

It will be ignored.The auction date is advertised to the public, so everybody knows about it.Your options are to have the cash and win the auction, or if it is worth more than they owe, enter a contract with the owner and buy it before the auction.

It was an Auction.com home, but we purchased it after it failed at auction and entered the MLS.

You need to know the laws regulating your business. 3) Schedule a property inspection ASAP and tell the tenant when it is. 4) Have anyone who enters (you and inspector) wear a mask and gloves so COVID doesn’t become a defense. 5) Show up at the inspection time.

Using a SDIRA a custodian holds the money and you have to contact them to make the investment; we recommend using an SDIRA with checkbook control so that you can control the funds yourself, enter into contracts yourself, and otherwise cut the custodian out of the picture on making the deal happen.

So as we enter 2021 with high hopes (and a new administration), let’s wash out hands, put on our face masks, social distance, and get down into the weeds… Housing Starts.