The 70% owner either started with the intent of purchasing all for some reason like a de-condiminiumization or they just "accidentally" ended up with a bunch of units. 

You don't need a realtor, and you aren't pressed for time, you have equity as well.

He apparently let slipped that his plans actually/accidentally encroach on our garages in the back of our properties.The other twin's owner want to sell.

this was an accidental post, the other one is the real one

Hey Brad I see you're from Upland, is good to see locals posting on BP.I'm from Fontana and also learning as much as possible, you're right Bigger pockets is full of good information, lots of inspiring success stories.I'm working towards my goal of getting into RE investing, I currently own one rental house in Rialto, which was my personal residence and just rented it out when we purchased our current house in Fontana so I'm an accidental landlord but I'm now getting more serious about investing.Congrats on taking action on your first marketing campaign, I hope is a success and you get a lot of good deals and may be in the future when I'm ready I can be on your buyer's preferred list... lol!

More info on the preliminary IRS guidelines can be found here:  https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sm04...Final IRS guidelines should be out by the end of the year.

Did you move due to work, medical, or an other pressing reason? 

Currently I am only familiar with the Orange County Market, and you would be hard pressed to find a duplex/triplex in this area for that range. 

Recent events have pressed more of a NEED than a WANT- looking to get my brother-in-law into a flip or BRRRR-type property for a few reasons: 1) Get a young single father an alternative living arrangement to current situation 2) Allow him to pay down debt 3) Get him interested in real estate investing for lifelong financial benefit.

While she was nice and informative we clashed and I felt some of the advice she gave me accidentally led me down the wrong path.