Since I couldn't sort through all the conflicting information out there, we just elected to stay out of partnership with our SD accounts in order to be safe.I'm glad we did because we were definitely in the position where we couldn't purchase without the assistance (in both directions), so we elected to bring third parties into the purchase instead.

would consider a performing asset:)...What I guess I am saying is that per next Tuesday I'll be up to 18 units, and I would never have been able to do that if I was not seriously cash flowing.

And now, the new one has either disappeared or is simply no longer interested in managing this property, since they have not responded to my emails or phone calls in almost a week, and 1 June is right around the corner.At this point I'd like to simply start over and find a third one.

am i mistaken but 1st non-performing are sold at the same rates ?

I graduated from East Tennessee State University with a degree in business management and am currently employed and working as the third generation of a family business that my grandfather started in the 1960s.

You also have tons of new buyers who have money and/or credit who do not have full MLS access or do not get a reliable third party realtor to verify comps from these wholesalers are NOT cherry picked and do not misrepresent the values. 

There was not poorer performance simply because a property was structured as a TIC or wholly owned by one individual.  

Hi Everyone,As someone of you know from past discussions, I have two condos on the East Side that I am renting out and in the process of searching for a third. 

He has a great program that deals with performing notes. 

Never trust Zillow, never trust Zillow, never trust Zillow and do not trust ARV's from wholesalers, make sure you or someone trustworthy performs your due diligence.