It features the AC Aquarium, great views of both bay and sea, fishing, charter boats and other activities.

I'd like to pay off my equity note right away, but it's not an urgent need, as long as buyer's payments cover my monthly nut ($250 equity loan, $300 taxes, $75 HOA).This seems like a puzzle to me - all the pieces are on the table, I just can't see how to fit them all together to complete the task.

I tend to think of it as a place to catch a fishing charter or visit the state park.Not that it is a bad place, just be careful and don't be too gaga about the price. 

I'd like to pay off my equity note right away, but it's not an urgent need, as long as buyer's payments cover my monthly nut ($250 equity loan, $300 taxes, $75 HOA).

Yes I'm fishing a little, but hey I like to fish.All yellow letters say a simple message "if you know anyone interested in selling, please call me at" It was a technique I heard on the second podcast about not being too assertive in your direct mail message.

That's nuts.

One thing that makes all communities similar is the presence of nut jobs.

C) If the above makes sense you may have greater flexibility with the options you have with the multifamily you choose (or other investments that will take you closer to your Financial freedom number)D) if your primary goal is immediate cash flow, CA is a difficult nut to crack for that with multi-families at the moment.

Plenty of fish in the sea.

If it does not work-walk; lots of fish in the sea.