I said yes already and voiced as long as they kept I tidy it shouldn’t be an issue.

I'll be in San Diego mid July, lets chat over Coffee!

You definitely do not want to be an Absentee Landlord.

Since you just bought it and haven't done any significant force appreciation, a HELOC will probably not be an option, as you typically need at least 20% equity in your house.The big question is: Is there a pre-payment penalty on your 30-year conventional loan?

I imagine this will be an issue? 

You can consider meeting at a coffee shop, library, or community center.

And to say that I am beyond mad would be an understatement. 

Seth first you need to determine which strategy you want to pursue such as wholesale or go the retail route because cash or credit may not be an issue.Then gather contact information such as who the property owner is, contact them and get it under contract.

I have a few colleagues I can recommend in OK if you're interest.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

Bootcamp is live training over 2.5 days that walks you through this entire business.Land investing is a simple model, but it's not a simple business.My suggestion would be to discuss your options with Mark, but I think Flight School would be an incredible program for you as it's weekly training and execution to make sure you succeed.