We do have an accountant, but he is extremely busy and our appointment with him is not till the end of February.

@Telle CherishSo you know, no matter what you see or read on the internet….a POF is for a Cash purchae, not a finaned one and (a “soft” POF is just a BS made up term) is  Proof that You already have the cash in an account in Your name already….period. 

HOWEVER - keep in mind that section 8 also takes into account the tenants' income levels.

If we sold the property after two years and it appreciated 3% both years Then I would pay them $500k in addition the to $50-70k that they got in monthly payments which works out to be at least a 22% return in 2 years.I am talking to some lenders, accountants, and realtors and they seem to think this deal is possible.

You must also have a US bank account in most casesDepending on when you purchased the property their maybe a seasoning period unless you are doing a delayed purchase

Dear Agents, I am looking to get my real estate license, online.

In Denver, for instance, year-over-year appreciation has averaged 6%, even accounting for some big housing recessions.

I invest in syndications through my LLC because I already had one set up with a bank account when I stopped investing actively and started investing passively.  

Just for kicks advertise online you want to sale a 20 foot 1 trip for $3,000 from your location and see the interest. 

There is plenty of opportunity in Texas, just make sure you account for current, AND FUTURE property tax growth.Justin Rick yup i learned that just flipping a few houses there.. just holding them short term the taxs were eye watering and I have spoken to other CA investors who also sold out like you did.. just think if you bought and the appreciation was not so good then with CA tax's and TX prop tax's not that great of investments on top of weather and soil conditions in many areas..