My brother was 82nd Airborne and I've worked with a lot of Vets and one universal issue I have found is the military environment is not conducive to building and maintaining credit depth or history.

The folks on the board do this every day, so they will not be fooled... but they are fair, and if the fair market value is truly less than the stated tax value, then you will win.

Buying in a state where seller pays is fairly normal but as an agent when I buy I still get a cut of that back as a commission.

Hands down communication and fairness.

So, Rancho Cordova, Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Fair Oaks, West Sac, and all the other cities and unincorporated areas of the county would be unaffected.This seems like it would make a crazy distortion in the rent marketplace with only part of the region having rent control.

The assumption package provided by the current mortgage holder is fairly straight forward except that it states we need a "sales (assumption) contract between seller and buyer."  

With two 50/50 cash partners, how do the rest of the responsibilities fairly get split?

My rentals are in the new haven county and I’m wondering what kind of upgrades you guys are utilizing to increase rent or to maintain a good rental.

Also, tax liens are refreshed every year only once a year, do you try and purchase as many as you can when they are first released or is there a way you are constantly purchasing them year round and still maintaining the quality in the property/lien?

@Edgar Samperio there's a fairly large meetup every month and a Saturday or two held by the IEREIC group.