I worked extensively with a big time REI guy here in Tucson and was very hot and heavy to buy my first home but have decided to hold off while the values keep slipping in our area.I still have a very strong interest in securing some properties domestically in the next year or two, specifically income producing properties.Beyond that I am always open to any extra streams of income (legitimate ones) so hopefully I can find some info here on markets I may not have investigated yet.

I ask because I've worked extensively with remote properties, and even hand's on managers often-times aren't doing enough for their clients.

I certainly do not have extensive experience with commercial, but more than 90% of commercial that I have dealt with was on a triple net lease- multiple tenants per building or not.

Owners who have owned their homes for more than 20 years (possible free and clear ownership and also possible extensive repairs needed)3. same as #2 above but only non-owner occupied (burned out landlords).Then there should be a way to mail merge the list easily onto postcards and mail them without doing the labor yourself.

In most cases, HML payments are based upon I/O only---the average maturity for a HML is 6-12 months (with extensions allowed).

You get a toll free fax, phone line, extensions all for one price.

I have an extensive list of banks throughout the country that I've been cold calling asking if they're interested in something like this.

Request in writing [by means of your agent] an extension to the closing.Best wishes to you.

have no idea about rehab costs yet but the house is only 8 or 9 yrs old so prolly not too extensive.

This is much simpler, faster, and cheaper if it’s obvious all is lost anyway.3)You can ask for an extension under the identical terms and make payments to the HML using your own money, or that of a new partner, for as reasonably long as it takes to sell or refinance.4) If it looks like things are going well but you simply need more time and don't have any more cash, the HML might agree to convert your loan to accept all interest, points, and principal, when you sell.