Reach out to Peak Financing and talk to them. they are a great group and will likely be able to help you. it would be a portfolio loan but they will work through it with you if it can be worked through. :)

Joe Mama So joe, I'm assuming you bought properties close to thier peak market value before the market crash...

Look around at all the available information and see what kind of investing peaks your interest.

@Peter Tahk  I sold out of California in 2006 and 2007 at the last peak of the market. 

Otherwise just start at ep 1 and make your way through them all. you can listen to podcasts on 2x speed to get through them twice as fast!

This issue boils down to a matter of speed versus quality information.

As the author said several times (i am paraphrasing), "if it were true that you could buy some 'system,' pill, or speed 2 minutes a day on a particular exercise machine, each one of us would be real estate moguls, stock market millionaires, and have abs of steel."

I have  been studying the wholesaling angle and all the different software available to lease every month that helps speed up the process.

So, it can be a wise strategy to pick them up after they get hammered for pennies on the dollar at the trough (2010-2012) and dump or exchange them for higher quality (but lower initial cash flow) assets that are a more stable store of wealth closer to the peak (which I believe is where we are in most markets today).

There are others (Eddie Speed of NoteSchool or Scott Carson of WeBuyNotes or...), but Troy Fullwood of Pinnacle Investments has been around for 20 years.