Some I have seen require a 30 days notice, some have penalties, some require notice at the Anniversary of the agreement;runs the gamut.Just send them notice to give all keys, leases, security deposits, warranty information, who performs what; lawn, pool etc...

But a buyers agent may be able to assist because they have a large pool of buyers.

So my next purchase would increase the loan amount by the purchase price + rehab, property added to pool of collateral, monthly payment increases accordingly.

Purchase $750k primary residence with $150k down (20%), such as sunny San Diego, CA.

Sure thing, my point was mostly that there is a huge difference between buying a pool of notes and building a business with employees etc.

But a 2 and 3 unit property is going to have the per unit prices valued higher due to a larger pool of buyers and available financing.

Looks as though we have the potential to cater to both of the demos you've put forth due to the very popular surf and beach culture Oceanside as a vacation destination caters to.That stated, our particular property is somewhat pricey for the average hipster unless they have a large group to pool expenses with which we've been fortunate not to have to deal with as yet.

I would recommend to look for pool homes instead of condos or townhouses.

He also has a program he does occasionally where you buy a pool of about 3or 4 notes from him and he holds your hand thru the process.

High taxes => businesses leave => fewer jobs => people leave => rents decrease and buyer pool thins.