It depends how much your income is changing each year.  

I have owned this property for about 3 weeks now, and it will not let me change the status from "for sale" to "for rent" because I am not the listing agent. 

Most of what you are assuming is going to change faster than you think.

It's about the keys to the home.We get the keys, call a locksmith to change the locks.

Property prices have gone up too fast and I think we are close enough to a peak it will be difficult for most turnkey deals to deliver alpha.

It wasn't coming fast enough.

Account Closed Yes, one should act expediently in any legal matter, however, how fast you move will not determine the outcome if your appraisal is low in an eminent domain case in California.

That is really helping me change my paradigm into becoming a real estate investor who (for his first purchase) wants to live in a decent part of town for a year (because FHA rules state the buyer has to live in that house for a year correct?)

, i'm going to had some pictures down below btw it took 7 months they just going back and forth with me saying they wanted to sell than when i get there they change their minds we would sign the whole contract and than the wouldn't put a signature backing out the deal it was like they was Playing a game with me.

Given this information does that change any of your advice?