Anyone who has dealt with this scenario in California I would love to speak with you or get your feedback.Thank you,Morgan

So the jury is still out for me, so to speak.  

Then hold on to the cash and wait for the next buying opportunity in your market once prices drop OR invest in another market close to or near a bottom.Generally speaking, does a cash out refi have different requirements than a standard refi (for instance, cash out + lower rate, vs just locking in a lower rate.)

I did speak with the wholesaler about this and he's going to speak to his partner about my share.

Frank Rolfe (of Mobile Home University) regularly suggests buyers speak with him about the possibility of financing potential acquisitions on the MHU forum.

Almost everyone I speak to that I know that includes real estate in their portfolio, has told me that they are buy and hold investors with dozens of rental homes.

@Chris Dalianii speak about it in my little diary entry, but i did an oil tank sweep and we're at the negotiating table, there's also other issues like with the roof and electric. i negotiate for a living (work in sales), but it seems like only our attorneys can duke it out, which sucks for me. but it may be better for the first time around.there's a meetup in the area next week, not sure if you're the chris that was mentioned, but feel free to come by. i'll be in toronto for work, they're all good guys looking to help others. 

Often when we speak of NNN we define it by either limiting items not covered, or including items like structural repairs, HVAC maintenance, roof repair, and general maintenance, etc.

Let the present numbers speak and take the long term positioning as a bonus to your ROI 

We can always tell when we are speaking to a professional like yourself and very much appreciate it.