@Justin LenkWell it is a whole different game than what most investors do on BP.

If it turns out that the plumbing is fine, you're ahead of the game.

Can't tell you how many folks have been jammed up or had their purchases delayed by a month or more because I have to tell them how to game the FICO algorithm to accurately capture their creditworthiness. 

-Thanks guys I'm just trying to get my game plan together tp get my foot in the door

I've been looking for a partner in the crack house game! 

I am not trying to scare you off, but it is a volume game.  

I let the market tell me what, where, and how quickly I need to build a project.When you assemble your game plan (business plan) with information as detailed as this it is very valuable and you should not casually give it out.

With 7 or 8 years to retirement my wife & I definitely looking to up our "game" in terms of passive income!

I know exactly what streets I would and wouldn't buy on in my city, almost completely... so yes- I know what you mean... getting down to the zip codes is a game changer. 

H.U.D homes that are open to investors means that no person wanted to buy it to live in .So after 30 days give or take the investor can buy it .So the house will need work the main issue for me is location , foundation then ,sewer,after that all other issue I will take on it is just a numbers game .