Hi guys,I'm assuming many of you on here are familiar with Robert Kiyosaki and his Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of books; particularly the book of the same title and also Cashflow Quadrant.

The poor butt-hurt person you sent your letter to was not in their right mind about this, they have probably been victim to scams in the past or thought you were a South African prince in need of money.When at the Rip-Off Report website you can file a rebuttal or request a VIP Arbitration (starts about $2000.00) the information is all on the ROR website and in about 30 seconds you can resolve this...

Your best bet would to be getting an attorney who can hammer out agreements that would protect you in the way you want.

Best bet is to wait until tenants move out and then show it vacant.  

been researching this market for a while, it seems that with the low inventory, your best bet might be to buy something that needs some TLC.

I bet I can even guess who the property manager who let you down was...

Because investing is now popular / trendy, and this property in particular will have higher demand, I'm willing to bet that it goes for well above list price.I applaud your thinking and analysis though. 

There are poor people that are honorable and make great tenants.

Like getting a pilot's license and flying down to stay at your Caribbean villa, simply because it's Tuesday and you feel like it.If you haven't read them yet, invest a small amount of time into the books Rich Dad Poor Dad, and the 4 Hour Work Week (specifically the sections on Dreamlining and Muse Business).Ignore the naysayers, they will never understand.

Your best bet is to find a local investor-friendly mortgage broker and ask them what they are seeing in your market at the moment.