That being said, there is a lot of competition at the auctions these days and the chance of an "amazing deal" not being recognized and bid on (and probably bid way up) is slim to none in my experience.If you're interested in auctions though, there's nothing wrong with going to watch and see how it works so you'll be more prepared when you have the money to be an actual bidder. 

Always saying sfhs is dead.

I'm not real familiar with the process... correct me if I'm wrong here.  

What I have learned so far: its REALLY hard to find reliable labor, working on houses yourself is really exhausting and something always goes wrong when you think it will be a simple fix!

Here's a blog that gives you some things to avoid while flipping - 7 Deadly Sins of House Flipping.

That being said, there's nothing wrong with putting a big sign in the yard that gives some basic information on the home and flip and let's people know it will be coming on the market soon, and getting the word out through other avenues. 

I'm sorry if this post is in the wrong forum, but I have a question. 

While I don't know your carrying and closing costs, that appears to be a return of $28K.  28K return on 37K invested is ROI of 75.6%.So unless I got it totally wrong and there were other expenses I didn't account for, a big WOO HOO!

If I am wrong on any of those topics I am happy to learn from you.

@Anthony Snyder I think you are asking the wrong question.