My concern would be the quality of tenants and unforeseen events that may come up.

But events like that aren't very common. 

Quest Trust has good educational materials and events to learn more and network with others.  

There is an event section on BP that might have some opportunities. 

Anyway a good thing for OP to be aware of.Here's the legal definition, it does seem like emailing properties would be a part of a series of events establishing procuring cause but just that action alone would not be enough to establish it: "In the context of a real estate transaction, procuring cause refers to actions that begin or set in motion a serious of events that lead to the final sale of a property.

In that event forget the cats and leave his rent alone.

I have never heard of a judge removing C&Rs until this event.

Without knowing the umbrella details, it'll help protect one property from an event on the other, your properties from an auto issue, and vice-versa.

The CUP has a much more likely chance of approval (I spoke to the County Planners and they have indicated that those types of applications are not very controversial and have been generally approved).Is there anything I need to know about REO properties in this situation that may hinder my deal?

Many possible lenders here, I am working with 2 now.Last, which is tied to the other 2 is to look for a real estate investment association group near you and network at those events.