This thread seems to have turned into a CA vs out of state argument which isnt my intention.

This guy is a Vet from Nam and I believe, based on what the police clerk told me, that he has been under the radar for a few years intentionally, but went off the deep end several years ago.

If the finish doesn't really require any money, I'd get on my horse - maybe take a week's vacation from work - finish it out and do whatever the intention was (flip?

@John Kent, your above Tortuous Interference with a contract is a good response and one I'm been sending to realtors over the last 15 yrs when they try to coeses and steer my borrowers to their "preferred lenderrrrr"  Here is the draft that I send to realtors: Tortious Interference, in the common law of tort, occurs when a person (i.e. realtor) intentionally damages the plaintiff's (i.e.

I have no intention of rushing this.

@Stephen Spearman Unfortunately whether her intentions are genuine or not we are in a situation where you have to comply with her wishes.

I own a few in tertiary markets here in NoVA and I buy with the intent to hold long term, AND they must cash flow the moment I place a tenant.

@Marcia Maynard - great, actually my intention to use HELOC is similar to yours.  

My intention is to collect a portion of the utilities and snow removal for CAM, however, to get tenants in the door, I am offering just a flat rate for the first 6-12 months.  

We both live in Washington State and have no intention of going to another state though we are under contract on a house in Cle Elum now putting us further away from Seattle and the bulk of our rentals; however, if were both self-employed getting around to the properties becomes less of an issue.