@Maya Virgo - Here's the customer service number we've been told to give out to users: (866) 775-0961Hopefully that helps . . . and hopefully one of their reps hops on here to assist with all your questions.

The agreement we are using is here: http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/wakeProperties/file/wells-fargo-business-deposit-card-agreement

If the location is great then re-renting to a second generational tenant is easy.If it's a corporate tenant that wanted to be in a market and went in for an off the path location then the second generation tenant you will likely not command close to the rent of the corp.Office in many parts of the country is suffering with medical office being a bright spot.My question to you is why would you want a property and be liable for all costs at a 6.5% cap??

Look into Timeshares users group - I believe its Tug2.net

I would check the tax collector, all properties are owned by city (jax) or county government and leased back to the users in the form of taxes.

I am against other investors not end users as this isn't habitable and financiable.

By the way, Curt's posts are excellent in GA, as his SAFE Act research with his Banking Commission is just awesome.See my contributions:Files - Agreements http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/REISkillsBlog http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3-reiskills-and-brian-gibbonsPosts http://www.biggerpockets.com/posts/user/REISkillsBest wishes,Brian

I can't find any user reviews online about the quality of temp control.

Are there any articles or videos like your where users share their experience of lending and how they secured their money.

All sales prices must be supported & approved by the chain of command at financial institutions.