just wondering what tactics you use for getting sellers interested in talking with you about l/os.i have the ability to get the phine ringing for those who want to buy on lo but not attracting many sellers.

First off this property is located in a trendy, millenial, good school district, clean neighborhood, low crime, close to public transit, good walking paths and to a popular tourist attraction. 

Most of that is urban legend although there are some "Original Doc" states where the courts require the lender/bank/servicer to produce the original note.

This may happen because you improved the building, attracted higher rents, or you may have purchased something under market and are able to re-fi at market value.  

@Jeremy PaceThe owner kept the lower unit unrented since he put it on the market to keep it clean and more attractable etc since he wanted to sell.

Then I want to exercise seller financing to produce cash flow when I sell the raw land at retail or wholesale value.My question for land investors to narrow down my list farther is which types of properties from the AgentPro247 tool will be best for my purposes.

Then you have a primary residence that is a "asset protection account" and appreciating, while your rentals are less attractive to creditors since you have relatively little equity in them. 

You will be able to find multi family properties out away from the cities but the demand won't be as high so you may have longer vacancies when attracting tenants.

The property I bought was in St-Henri and I bought it fully rented.As I said I am just learning and curious to see what others numbers are, would you say with your numbers you can find deals that will produce COC over 5%?

She suggests holding open houses for rentals as well as a bunch of other free things (Craigslist, etc.) to attract applicants.