Now we are in Phase 3 in SoCA, and acquisitions interest is not slowing down, but the biggest hurdle is broker/buyer sensitive use market and property knowledge. 

It is a less formalized process most of the time, but there are still safeguards and documents you will need to submit to us, so it's not free no strings attached money at all.Just to give you some perspective on terminology - partnering on a deal means that someone will come in as a capital partner, which means they are on the equity side of the equation with you as an owner.

Financing terms have been somewhat restrictive, it is increasingly difficult to find a net positive single family residence over $250k but there is considerable value for the second home owner, or investors looking to safe guard some assets with a lot of upside potential.

That post you shared was super interesting, my main take away is that these guys are legit, just had some struggles with their sales process and it left some sensitive people with a bad taste in their mouth. 

Also there are some people that are very sensitive to the idea of sharing laundry machines with strangers and are willing to pay more to avoid that.

Will prevent brute force attacks and a lot of other things you may want to consider especially since you may get a lot of traffic that pass around sensitive data like housing info and such.

In fact we have a couple of owners with vacant properties that we are playing the waiting game with now.It's ALL & ONLY about the numbers & margins NOT the fear of offending a seller or their very sensitive listing agent. 

@Gilda VanderHeyden I've got loans w/ 12-13 banks in Columbia, but I think most (if not all) are sensitive to where the borrower lives.

Line up your potential purchases in priority and start makingshort and time sensitive offers.

What is the sensitivity analysis, meaning how sensitive are the returns to changes in proforma for things like cash flow, interest rates etc2.What are the tax implications?