For financing, am I on the right track with who I've talked to already, or do I need be someone who throws leverage to the wind and simply keep a fat wad of cash for PP+Rehab costs in my bank account until it's time to use and simply skip financing all together?

A friend of mine owns a cell tower which pays him out $1,500 monthy.

End with be safe, give my name company name, and cell number as I self manage.Prayers for those on the coast. 

So what we do have is their driver's licenses and SSNs for all 4, one employer (military base), cell numbers for 3 of the tenants as well as a number to a new business the step father started (I saw the number on his car; no actual location or address exists for this new business that they likely operate from their mobile).Thank you for the suggestion on the collection service and for all your feedback. 

So far seems fair, gave me his cell phone, and payments on time.   

Definitely make sure you have cable and cell service at the unit because some don't depending on where in the mountains they are located.

The kicker is a cell tower with a 50yr lease bringing in $794/mo with 10% increases every 5yrs out back, but unseen from the house.

The flip is often located somewhere between six hundred and two thousand miles away from where they live, and they have more faith in their cell phone's power to set things right from afar than a revival preacher has in Jesus.They beat their chest for two days with self-congratulatory posts boasting about how their flip's certain to be a triumph of the will, usually because of their prior life experience, upbringing, or general mastery of the art of manliness. 

I’m going to keep this short and sweet, I’d be more than happy to talk with anyone on this topic, my cell number is in my BP profile. 

I’m going to keep this short and sweet, I’d be more than happy to talk with anyone on this topic, my cell number is in my BP profile.I’m currently a Captain in the US Army, and I have a knack and a love for commercial real estate analysis.