Sincerely,E.

Once you accept this as part of being a landlord and view your home as a "tool of the trade", although and expensive one, and that this is a business of damages, repairs, fixing up your home, evictions and doing it all over again and again, only then will you be a true landlord!

I also agree with @Randy E. to fix/upgrade other places before your own.  

The outcome if the call was I was informed that thev right to cure amount was incorrect and that in fact tg e amoubtviv sent was 600 short to cover the march payment. so going by theur notice I thoughtv ivwas ahead onky to find I  .  

For all the RE marketing ninjas out there, I'd assume the response would be that deal flow is greater than capacity/desire to execute the rehabs/flips.

If someone was going to move from California and learn a market in which to execute the BRRR method, why is your market the best? 

@Daniel Rubenstein I'll trade you my currently HML for yours right now.

I would suggest you start by building your education, whether that is a college degree, independent education on a skill or a trade, or surrounding yourself with mentors.

They run lower expenses, trade at higher cap rates, and you offer a service of affordable housing.

But in your case, the daughter is Not on title, and as Rick H. says, "the title holder is not available to execute the deed transfer".