Yes we do teach the process. 

Then get a realtor to help you with the process.

Most bank foreclusures cannot be offerred for sale until the legal process and title work is complete, at which point they get listed with a real estate broker by the bank. 

Might be worth you looking into if you want access to something that's affordable ($5/month per unit; large portfolios they offer a customizable payment option), has lots of features that I've really liked, and more - especially if you’re unhappy with some of the tools or processes you’re using today with managing your property. 

Permits, contractor delays, inspections, starting the refi process. 

Yeah, I've tried some of those tools - SEMrush/SpyFu are great for digital marketing but not really designed for real estate market research specifically.The gap I'm seeing is that most tools focus on one piece:- Rentometer → rental comps only- NeighborhoodScout → crime/demographics only- AirDNA → just Airbnb data- City-Data → outdated forumsSo you end up with like 8 browser tabs open trying to piece everything together 😅What I'm really looking for (and maybe others here too) is something purpose-built for real estate investors that shows:✅ Actual rental demand (not just comps, but vacancy rates, days on market)✅ Section 8 voucher availability by area (huge pain point for me)✅ Local landlord regulations that could kill a deal✅ Neighborhood trajectory (improving vs declining)✅ All in one place, specific to the address I'm analyzingCurious - for those doing multiple deals per month, what's your process?

The manual process is painstaking, with various spreadsheets, word docs, email attachments, etc.

They shouldn’t just handle the transactions for you, they should also help guide and educate you through the process every step of the way.One of the reasons I love real estate is how tight-knit and supportive the community is.

We don’t just process rent—we create connection.This month, that connection turned into something remarkable:We featured a long-time tenant in our first Tenant of the Month newsletter.She’s been resilient through serious health challenges—always communicative, always accountable.One of our owners, moved by her story, stepped in to cover her rent as a gift—on her birthday.This is the Ripple Effect of Kindness in action: strong tenant relationships create stable properties, happy neighbors, and owners proud of their investments.Building wealth isn’t only about numbers on a spreadsheet.

Investor's are definitely able to invest in a property in today's world, with video calls, easy picture sharing and satellites, but it is best to have someone trusted to send the info and look at the property in person.I have invested both in my area and OOS and getting someone you trust, who can help through the process, is the most important part of either.