They are definitely in C markets so not sure what type of headaches they'll be looking at since they just purchased them but the numbers do work.As far as vacation rentals, I agree with @Judy Rae.

. : )My wife is a big Red Sox fan but her mom Judy is a huge one.

Originally posted by @Judy P.

Here's one of C-Note Advantage, LLC's Property BUY LIST:Hi Judy,Just wanted to give you details on one that I was following to purchase Property address: 15218 Cobalt Street Sylmar Ca 913426/4/99 $260,000 Grant Deed Cruz Ceniceros to Teresa Ceniceros 4/2/02 Lis Pendens1/16/03 Lis Pendens12/9/03 Award6/7/05 Grant Deed Teresa Ceniceros to Marianne Ceniceros6/30/05 $250,000 MIT Lending(Foreclosing Trust Deed)3/8/07 $310,000 First Magnus (Trust Deed) 4/9/09 $125,000 (Private Trust Deed)4/9/09 $125,000 (Private Trust Deed) Recorded twice10/9/09 NOD1/21/10 NTS5/27/10 $325,200 SOLD TO THIRD PARTY Just thought it might be interesting to share this.Please verify and let me know how accurate my(I mean C-Note Advantage, LLC's) research is.EdgarBroker 01312077, acting as Principal-Only

My name is Judi and I've been flipping houses for 30 years.

Thanks @Judy P.So, I will target a brokers open for say a Wednesday from 2pm-4pm. 

Judy MurphyKenny Lake, AK

@Jennifer McMurray @Judy P.

Man, you caught some real life Judge Judy action!

I was just pointing out that most companies do not accept cash. and its legal and not something a judge in judge judy's court is going to ding you about if its clearly in your lease.One of my vendors who has a few hundred D,C,B class they take cash gladly.but on the flip side one of the PM's that worked for one of the early day TK operators ( circa 2002)  would not way take cash it would get out on the street and the next thing you know they are being robbed at gun point..