My current employer does offer some matching though so thought it was always best to at least capture this, not to mention my employer only lets me contribute up to about $8k towards my 401k.And yes John it seems kind of silly of me, but I work enough as it is at my current job, so when I pick up extra shifts I don't want to do so unless I am getting a decent amount more than base pay as opposed to my calculation of 1.1x base, otherwise I rather spend that time doing different stuff I enjoy like learning about real estate lol (which if it isn't apparent I have much to learn).Thanks again!

However we work different shifts so our house is lit n on at least 18hours a day.

On our first property we also built our first vaction rental and we have now shifted our focus due to the higher margins we were finding on our vacation rental.  

It' just a mindset shift that needs to be made.P.S My team and I have wholesaled over 100 properties in the California and Nevada markets within the last 2 years.

The reason is because closing costs are not(by law) allowed to exceed a certain percentage, and under $35k it automatically does, because most banks closing costs are set.

Some systems automatically report late and on-time rent to credit companies (RentBureau from Experian is the one we're familiar with) while others don't.

You're most likely responsible for the AC, water heater, and anything "inside the box" like plumbing, electrical, flooring, kitchens, and bathrooms.If you find a cash flowing condo, the only real concern in my opinion is shifting HOA management and fees.

EvolvedProperty is somewhat vague and doesn't automatically trigger thoughts of a home sale.

At least in my state filing of probate does not stop a foreclosure automatically so some other action may be required... and quickly!?  

Ok lots of miss information on this post as this is a CA foreclosure  not a Judicial sale like FLA or other states.1. if the first goes to sale with that equity position any money bid past the opening bid by the first will go to the second automatically.. there is no law suit in CA trustee sales its power of sale.2. the second once the foreclosure occurs both liens are removed.... from the property the second though does have the right to then sue on the note for a deficiency.. ( however Extremely rare on the west coast but it does happen).. but that just goes to the borrower not the property.3. if its a purchase money first thats being foreclosed no deficiency judgement is allowed.. its not like Texas were you can foreclose and get a judgement.