Have good working capital and would be starting off with this (a larger one will be my primary residence ideally).

Were also moving to the Denver area from California ideally by the end of this quarter, and the CA home will be sold and used for the new home.Here's the dilemma.After the house in CA is sold, we figure we will walk with a minimum of 800k with a more realistic number around 900k.

After reviewing his unit that was listed by another company that had sat for 3 months I tried to schedule a showing.The automated email bounced back as not working and two separate phone numbers lead to a recording that said to leave a VM and they would call us back.After that I read the description on their unit and it instructed me to go watch a video of the unit on YouTube and apply through their website sight unseen.I am all for automation and leveraging technology but… this business requires professionals as well.

., location not so ideal but high traffic area, selling as is, fixer upper.Cash or owner financing only - 300K down.Thinking of making an offer of 450K to pay cash, using HELOC.Thoughts?

Ideally located in the SoCal area. 

Tons of great videos and content!

Ideally, I would find a bank that would let me put 0 down because the Debt Service Coverage was so good - but I'm unaware of any bank that would do that.  

I am interested in buy and hold rental properties, and ideally multifamily.

The area of this acreage doesn't fit our ideal location, but I knew the comps in the area.

We did want acreage, although it's not our ideal locationAdvantages - enjoy the acreage, lock in the gains on our current home, let our income grow over the next few years and purchase a "dream" property in a more desirable location.I also believe this would increase our gains significantlyDisadvantages - maintaining acreage, cost of moving and getting a new home built or M/H setup, and having to move in a few more years.