Hey BP Community,I’m actively exploring foreclosures, trustee sales, and off-market distressed properties in the DMV area (Montgomery County MD, Northern VA, and DC suburbs) for a primary residence and potential future investments.If you’re experienced with:Navigating court auctions or substitute trustee salesDealing with title risks, HOA liens, or pre-auction due diligenceSourcing off-market or non-MLS foreclosure leads…I’d love to connect and share resources, tools, or even partner on a deal.

Hey Melissa, congrats on your next step in real estate investing.

It’s all about finding terms that give you enough margin to cover costs, stay protected during the rehab, and exit profitably.If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to point you in the right direction or share some of the resources and lender contacts others have used for similar deals.

Harrison,You're on a smart path, house-hacking and scaling up with an eye for local opportunity is solid.For rehab analysis, read The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs by J.

Being named as a defendant is always a drain on time and resources even if it's a covered event by your insurance.

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I have one on a portal to pay rent but most just use zelle.

If commercial, I can DM you resources.

Start by learning how to analyze deals, focus on cash flow, local rent trends, and vacancy rates.

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