I get that the upset price is the amount the price set by the plaintiff and court fees.

However I'm still set on becoming an investor and learning / finding ways to make it work around here. 

However if you go this route you have to set up the separate entities properly, with different names and an address that can't be traced to you.

When you have a set system it is easier not to make a mistake.

When you get into larger stuff clients expect you to have vast experience, a large network, and systems set up.In commercial as an agent starting out or whatever they label it in your specific state you typically join a firm that specializes in commercial sector like only multifamily, only retail,etc.

It's 100% free and you can walk your tenants through setting up recurring payments that hit your bank account on the 1st of each month.

Floor tile was set into them.

You can set up a Google account and a local Google Voice number.

I was taken aback by the sheer Income potential that was compounding in someone else’s account while I was sitting on their balcony...the calendar was booked the week before me, and the week after we were set to leave...assuming everyone paid the same rate I did...I was blown away by the $6000/month earning potential...Does anyone here have experience  with this sort of real estate investing? 

So my partner and I set up an LLC to buy rental properties.