Prepare her a light meal, and give her a massage while playing a podcast for her.                             

Going to McDonald's going to cost $14 for a big mac value meal and gas will be $7 a gallon. 

You might want to pay yourself down to a healthier 50% LTV and try to purchase future prorperties between 50-75% LTV paying down to the 50% range.

I was not able too, I had enough to buy my brother a kids meal from Burger King.

To meet someone for lunch for an hour is something that is not out of the norm if they pay for your meal.

Get to know him while hes still willing to share his knowledge for the price of a good meal, before he starts charging 20,000 for a boot camp. 

Will your ROI go up if you put down a healthier down payment?

But realize your only way out is to collect rents for a very long time to get your money back. these type of low value asset portfolios have little hope of selling for cash.. you could then piece meal off the properties until you get cash.. but I suspect there would be no equity to get.as the value for cash probably exceeds what he is paying for these.. its a rock and hard spot for owners of big low end asset cash flow portfolios and owner carry is usually the only way they can exit without STEEP discount for cash..

I don't read the news much, but I can't think of one time either of those two places made the headlines unless there was a tornado or something...And just to handle a potential objection that always pops up when people decide to invest 1,000+ miles away from where they live:Objection: Properties are more affordable there than where we currently live.Objection Handler: You can get a "more affordable" meal off the dollar menu at McDonald's, but I bet you don't go out to eat there on a Friday night. 

It's usually 6-12 local investors or would-be investors who link up and just have a casual meal.