With a loan I took against my retirement savings, I have the cash for 25% down and then some, but I'm hoping I'll have some financing options based on the work that needs to go into the place.

Considering seller has no tax returns to show he may struggle to sell based off what he claims.

I'm looking online and see the words "you must register in advance..." 

I certainly never signed anyone exclusive rights to be my insurance broker unless the management company is taking a very liberal interpretation of general wording in the management contract.  

If she does not pay moving forward I will have the option to file an eviction based on non payment which I may run concurrently during the process of the 30 day notice.

You could adjust the price based on size. 

Want to scale up into multi family taking it one step at a time, trying to get some skim in the game.

$15m in EB-5, large skin-in-the-game from the local Seattle developer who put in 25% in equity through the land contribution, 75%/25% JV, blue-chip architect & well mapped out condo project.

Want to scale up into multi family taking it one step at a time, trying to get some skim in the game.

They'll start looking in secondary/tertiary markets to get in the game.