I'm ok with that for now.I've been working to have my credit and debt in perfect position to strike...this would kill me if I want to refi my current house hack and then shop for my next...  

But what I have learned that regardless of what "gurus" book you read if it strikes a cord with you then you must act on it.

Given how bad our wildfire season can be in NorCal there are often folks clamoring for a place to stay after disaster strikes.

That's what you can do with effective copywriting: find someone with a sore elbow and strike it with a hammer with the objective of getting their attention.

Strike while the iron is hot.

This gives us our "Strike Price", which is the maximum amount we'll pay for the property.

We usually start with the As Repaired Value (ARV) and then back into our "Strike Price", which is the most we'll be willing to pay for a property.

A suggestion is to go to Lowe’s or Home Depot early in morning and just strike up a conversation with someone getting materials.

I haven’t worked in Atlanta in a couple years so I’m least familiar with that market and it seems like it’s gotten more expensive, but as of now it’s still more affordable than either Austin and NYC…no idea what the rental market is like there, but it seems like it might be the most economically feasible.So anyway, that’s my scenario…should also note that I won’t be pulling the trigger on such a purchase right away, there is currently an on-going writer’s strike and as I work in production, I’m out of a job until it concludes so I’m gonna have to let that sort itself out and see what kind of job I end up jumping back into.

For example, when I look at the area on Google, there are houses on lots near my subject of interest lot, which do not show on the county assessor website...but they are obviously present.Although county officials don't want in any way to give advice, I am hoping the assessor who reassigned the house street address number to this property, will confirm if the house with the number on the lot next door is in fact the same house that he alleges is on my subject property, that he assigned the new address to.I still would like to find out what will be necessary for me to wrest the property from the current controlling party (who is renting it out to tenants), if I strike a deal to gain all the rights of the existing living spouse of the deceased owner of record.