In essence, the residency goes which each individual mortgage.Back in the 90's, after the real estate crash that started in 1986, for a while, I was attending real estate auctions frequently, snagged a few, and one I found suitable and really want to move to.

Hint...they are contacting owners with possible overages by email and and cell phone the Same day as the auction.

To ignore on market deals is to ignore REO, auction, and short sale properties as well.

I think the ability to participate in auctions is important for this.

Visit auctions and ask frequent bidders if they buy from wholesalers.These are just some ideas, and I look forward to hearing ideas from others!

My worry is once they know it's game over and it's off to the auction or their local investors.  

Also, you can look into foreclosure auctions on the Leesburg courthouse steps

Personally I'm not buying and instead focusing/learning how find deals in a buyers market (auctions, foreclosures, REO, etc).

Would you advise to see auctions?

Is that even possible or are they automatically set for auction?