Even if per the contract you are due it they can be very difficult in trying to get it back and sometimes force you to go to court if the EM provision is worded a certain way.If you no longer want to buy this property and want to get out of it or want to buy if the seller reduces you really need to know what you signed and what your outs are before making such a move.

If their properties did not cash flow they may have been forced to sell out at huge losses or walk away with their credit in shambles.

Most of my tenants are 50+ and on a fixed budget or retirement funds, very easy to manage and happy to be there.The Yucca valley market has some very favorable returns but one thing coming down the pipeline that is going to be a cash flow killer is the sewer infrastructure and the deal that was forced upon Yucca Valley by the State Water Board.  

I chalked it up to not having an agent list the house, but now I have a buddy doing one with a "top" agent, and I don't think they have even given a single tour.Major employers/economic drivers are a university and an air force base, so lots of people who are here for a few years, but may leave and not want to buy.

I also am a veteran of the United States Air Force, in my thirst for expanding my portfolio, and working smarter not harder, I have stumbled upon BP.

The liability/workers comp angle for forced labor seems like a good avenue to pursue to prevent them from being able to enact their voted on rule.

The PM said that she does not believe squatters got in as there is no evidence of forced entry and says she believes it was damaged by the former tenant.C.

We are not wholesalers, but i would like to get the the point where we have "too many" leads and are "forced" to wholesale some.

Unless you think you can force 30% upside in rent, then it's a different issue. 

Run the deal by other professionals you trust so you are more confident it is a good deal and not you trying to force a deal.