Yes it is.I wouldn't be so concerned about buying built in equity.

My main concern is that won't foresee potential issues and be proactive about resolving them.

My main concern is how can we achieve our goal in a timely manner while being the most tax efficient?

30% vacancy is a concern, not knowing the market I have no idea of possible draws to new leases.Occupancy looks like you're at just over 12.50 a ft, with 70% carrying it?

However, i'm not that concerned either because i've done most of my own maintenance and light remodeling in multiple homes i've owned.

I see the concern of that broker.After ten years as an agent you should pretty well understand the game.Fist issue is disclosure and being held to a higher standard of knowledge than those you may deal with.

So far, I have sent out 45 letters and have already received 1 phone call from a curious home owner in Santee who just got out of pre foreclosure (congrats to him).Moving on, the only concern I have with this method is that there aren't many pre foreclosures in my areas and they're quickly being drained and exhausted.

(over 20 pounds)We are researching a mobile home park that has 4 - 5 large dogs.Will some insurance companies accept large dogs or do I need to plan to evict 5 tenants as soon as I close on the property?

@Steve Babiak my question was not concerning the basics of a simple Real Estate agreement nor the process of how to go about coming to a meeting of the minds.

Im concerned they might get jammed up in post office sorting machines, due to edges catching and ripping or whatever because I didnt seal them shut, but just tucked closed again.