I would not worry about it although I do have a clause in my lease that they have some sort of telephone or mobile phone to be reached.

I just pass all this info to my CPA and he sorts out the details.

chances are the homes are in some sort of foreclosure, they are everywhere in fl I have tried to track down the banks or the assett managers or owners in most cases it is a waste of time and effort.

I have taken many phone calls, to which almost all of them have had some sort of disqualifier right away, as I am making sure to ask about income, employment, evictions ect., even before they bother looking at the place.

ie, say 10% down is possible, is that OK, or should a larger DP (20%) be enforced since it affects "our" monthly loan payment, and ultimately our cash flow to split?

What sort of good or bad experiences have you guys had with mentors?

The larger the bank the more likely they are to blow yo off and say "watch for when it is listed"You will be better served by moving on and finding an easier deal.

There were two lots that had been split off of a larger lot, into 3 lots.

The shallow end is often larger than the deep end.

Does this have value - maybe, does for a larger organization....Steven Hamilton IIDo you do any Form 990 returns?