Thanks for clarifying its not a foreclosure sale but instead, an REO sale (Which i suspected), which is for all intents and purposes, a regular real estate transaction between a buyer and a seller, which has rules and regulations for each transaction.So, as a banker that sells REO, i would ask myself what it is you are hiding.

I'm also aggressively looking in the Central Florida area to acquire additional management contracts from other agencies, and was considering just gross management fees time 1-1.5x; but excluding leasing and other income that is not regular.

I think you would want your family to have access to money as well since there are payments due and a lot of money might be tied up in probate (this could create an issue) - life insurance and/or a shared business account could allow for payments to be made until the regular accounts are easily accessible 

The fact that I can regularly speak to many real estate finance "experts" and many of them are uninformed about certain financial rules/options is one of the things I've had to learn the hard way.

Do you have a title company you work with regularly in Tampa?

I'd also set up regular inspections of the home and if the lease states that the camera must remain active and in place, then use that as her breaking the lease to get her out. 

In California, capital gains are taxed by both the state and federal governments.On the state level, California’s Franchise Tax Board (FTB) taxes all capital gains as regular income.

Are these bootcamps repeated regularly?

I would be willing to make a co-hosting deal if someone has contacts in the region, as my responsibilities in Maine require me to be here more regularly.

I am a regular listener of the bigger pockets podcast, and I absolutely love it.