I am interested in finding ways around traditional financing methods and how i get the financing on a new property with little money down. 

As to your second point my concern is that if one end of the street is d what’s to say the good end of the street won’t change in short order?

I feel really uneasy about this and spoke with a PM that I just hired. he says there is not much I can do since I have a legally binding contract. he believes I should just ride it out, meaning collect rent and see what happens, if she doesn't pay we can evict. the lease agreement  is for 2 years and I'm very concerned. 

Hey BP,I have been thinking about starting my own real estate team but I am concerned about lead generation, marketing dollar, and getting agents to join my team. 

I usually answer, but now is my turn to ask.Dealers of residential lots are allowed to use installment sale method.

Dan, to my knowledge NY does not have any statutes in the books concerning "abandoned" tenant property.

It’s not the tenants business who owns a property, all they need to be concerned about is who their contact is for pro terry related issues weather it’s the manager or the property owner.

The fact that both of the tenants also have felonies is concerning as well.I do rent to tenants with dogs but I require that they submit proof that the dog has been spayed and neutered and that they obtain renters insurance which covers the dog.

My concern is that rent in OC is not as high as some other areas nearby, such as Portland...so the rental fee would likely be only about $50-$100 more than my mortgage payment (my payment includes insurance/taxes, by the way..so I am accounting for that).   

Without a compelling reason to buy, I would be concerned that rising interest rates would curb any anticipated appreciation.https://www.google.com/search?