Bottom line: your freedom is at risk so get good legal counsel and follow their advice.

While transporting it did you follow all state laws? 

Well I know that probably 80% won’t actually follow through on the purchase.

I had a bit of a mindset shift from the strictly business to the personal side after multiple conversations about how many wholesalers/investors are sending out their postcards etc to every single person in my market.

They have consistently followed through with catching up, so I am willing to work with them.

If the lease agreement allows for a longer or shorter time period for the Notice to Quit, that time period must be followed.

Hi Ryan,Wanted to follow up with you. 

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Stacking would be ideal for us, start with a 2, then the following year acquire a 4 family and repeat.

@Abel Curiel I contacted a fellow investor, and he suggested I follow the 3-offer strategy: a cash offer well below asking/market, traditional financing slightly below asking/market, and owner financing at asking/market (or something along those lines).