Beacon on Broad

We have cash available to make purchases, but I am trying to understand the process.

Hi BP,I've heard too many horror stories on property management companies that are not doing their job properly (i.e. do not provide best advice on hazards, termites, do not try to save money when it comes to minor and major fixes around the house and in general do not act as the owner proxy and serve his best interest).From one hand, for 10% (especially on low income neighborhoods) I realize (but not understand) that I can not expect property manager to take care of my house as its own.

You need an attorney who understands this type of law. 

One of your first steps is to find cash buyers and understand their criteria, you can find them at such meetings.

Details vary WIDELY from state to state, so you need to understand all the specifics for the state where the property is located.In the case of an HOA auction its likely there will be one or more mortgages that are senior to the HOA. 

If you have a home that is currently work $100k, and your neighborhood will only support values up to around $125k, but you're planning to throw $100k in renovations at your house, then understand you may never be able to recoup that value.) 

Think broadly: this could range from finding great deals to working with people, financing to building a brand, and anything in between.I'll start the ball rolling with two of mine:1.

I don't fully understand your question. 

Furthermore, the better platforms understand this quandary and are unwilling to support it.For both these reasons you might want to consider promoting your project directly yourself in combination with any work you may do with a crowdfunding platform that will list your deal.