I have online access to my county's Public Trustee's records database, but I'm having trouble finding any Notice of Default etc records.

In the meantime, I will organize all of my records to indicate that all issues were handled in a very short period time to show that if what she said about the Mar/April notice were true, that it would have been taken care of back then, and not waited until now.

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Looks like I'm going to have a lot of reading ahead of me...Anyway, the reason I am posting here is because I have a couple questions that I'm really hoping someone can answer.

However, if you noticed in my last post, plumbing leaks are a bigger source than anything and those could happen on any home.

u say you're new to it, but you own a duplex already...combined with your previous experiences - you're probably a lot more ahead of the game than you think.the 20% cash on cash return combined with the 90% LTV and out of state rentals you're considering - the chances for the 20% return will be very tough.let us know how it comes along.as far as places - i don't see anyone jumping up to shout a place to invest in - it depends on what you're looking for.i have a friend who's nuts over Rochester New York.

Has she given proper notice according to the terms of the lease and your state laws?

I notice you have revived at least 2 old threads.

If you did, you will notice that I said DURING the 1031 exchange.

Thanks for the encouraging words guys, I know it's going to be a tough road ahead, and look forward to learning as much as I can, while solving some of the many challenges I'll inevitably face along the way.I just bought “The millionaire real estate agent" book, by Gary Keller andDo find it very eye opening to say at the least.