Hello - I am currently selling a 4 unit property and was approached about a Master NNN lease option deal on the property.

Cant speak to your other options.

The city taxed the owner out of business, charging $21k a year in taxes, and all potential buyers were aware of this tax burden.We had other bidders, many of whom were churches, but they couldn't secure financing due to the high purchase price of the building.If folks like Former City Councilor Sarai Rivera were so worried about what would become of the building, they should have come forward before the sale.Personally, I'm glad they didn’t because it's one thing to be forced out of business and have your selling options limited by the city's burdensome tax policies.

They have a powerful incentive - $50-$100K per year in fees on a 1-2% AUM fee is enough to make them really pressure you into making a decision immediately in working with them. 

It's a great program for a veteran and a good program for a seller to participate in if the property is in good shape but not always the best option for a foreclosed property.

I am a realtor, so I will be my own buyers agent.What I meant to say was, will it be for SFR, fix & flip, duplexes, rentals, lease option, creative finance, mobiles, land, commercal, group housing, MTR, STR and so on. 

Most small balance multi family complexes will not yield a 8%+ CAP in today's rate environment..unless they will consider seller financing..with 30% down there should be some options for creative finance solution.

Open to potentially purchasing in all 2-3 locations simultaneously, depending on options.

I use truepeoplesearch.com, if I can't find the contact number there I'll use Propwire's skip tracing option they have recently added. 

(You have other options, like bringing an inspector to your walkthrough and getting it done ahead of time.)