(Why the one signer who was present said nothing is a little odd)If that's correct, then it was the title company who dropped the ball.I'd be having a very direct conversation with them regarding damages you've already suffered.  

You're not behaving in a classy manner and you're going to keep getting called out, so just give it up. 

That looks like mineral wool to me.If it looked like Zonolite we would be having a VERY unpleasant discussion right now.

You seem to be having trouble getting calls and there is a lot for rent so don't get lost in a sea of ads.

It shall be difficult - so any suggestions would be appreciated :)I'm also looking to connect with others in my area and maybe move my job to the real estate field - but i'm open as to what that would be. Have

In this case, you're timing a market for the unit you're acquiring.Even if you believe that can "index" through the acquisition of single properties it's really hard to do that because real estate markets (geographies) behave differently.  

My wife is going up next week and will be having everything set up.  

In checking with city records, there is only one lien which is attached to the taxes and it is from the city for lot clean up which will be have to be taken care of and is not much of an issue.  

Thats a stretch... not every market is 'behaving' the way LA has been.

I don't mind living in these "war zones" but I've heard a lot of investors tell horror stories of trouble tenants but i'm wondering if tenants behave better when the owner resides in the same property?