I looked out of state but eventually came to the conclusion after studying 4 markets in depth that staying local where I’m in control and have excellent systems in place just made more sense.

Plus you’re guaranteed to eventually owe CA taxes even if you exchange out of California unless you hold it until you die. 

Next day another person calls in, just repeating what I said the day before in a dumb way and eventually said, you know you have to refinance the 1st mortgage, right?

They go where the money is, but eventually get back to me.

My commercial loans are going to balloon eventually so I may put everything in my name at that time.

Everyone has been scared the crazy state was never going to put a budget together and eventually the schools were going to have to shut down because they had no money coming in.So this may very well be a good time to buy as some landlords in college towns may have seen a decrease in vacancy and might be spooked. 

Hope the property value will increase when rates eventually decline.2.

I am purposely not paying the real estate taxes with the hope that the bank will not see the eventual foreclosure and I can bid on it at the sale to get the lien removed. 

@Estevan Benavides Lets say that ROI on a syndication deal does outpace the HELOC rate, my question is what do you prefer to go with since HELOC vs SDIRA are two very different tools when it comes pulling capital from.With HELOC, you borrow against your HELOC credit, pay the interest while you are in the syndication and eventually pay the borrowed amount back.

Eventually, someone looks at the Move Out Documentation and decides the fate of a security deposit (again, with significant legal consequences) ...