To see other startups in Financial Technology that are making waves, read the entire article on American Banker at this link: http://www.americanbanker.com/issues/179_126/six-fintech-startups-that-wowed-bankers-1068398-1.htmlPosted by Corey Curwick Dutton 

It reminds me of surfing big waves...

I traveled to Atlanta and found a 4br 2.5 bath single home for 40k in Atlanta . 705 wave land ave 30349 zip code This seemed like a good deal for a buy and hold.

And many are not licensed at all to be doing this in the first place so you have no E and O to go after as well if you get a bummer.What we have now is the new wave of CA investor that does not know any better the first wave that bought pre 08 by and large has been wiped out.. your buying their homes that they walked away from over the last few years.... this is a totally unregulated industry with a lot of folks that are new to it..

We're you able to ride the wave and still expand your portfolio?

In the last twelve mths they alone have bought 22 million dollars worth of residential real estate, more then any other nationality.http://realestate.einnews.com/article_detail/21389...Are you prepared to ride that wave?

Many other options also north of the city and lots of stuff going south all the way to the Cape.Sounds like you got some good places and really caught the market well for the appreciation wave up!  

I couldn't convert all the motivated sellers in the first couple waves of marketing  but still have plenty more on that list to keep hitting.

the next wave some day will be tax sales.

No you can't call them and talk them down, you might get late fees waved if you have cash to catch up P+I and any actual advances.Get a Realtor and consider a short sale.Is there a reason you're hung up on the property?