Here again, it's normally country banks sitting on a lot of money that they don't need right away.Looks like the common thread here is looking for folks selling that don't need the money, or banks with too much money laying around, they are happy taking a piece of paper from you, i.e. the mortgage note.

They should be able to help you start putting the pieces together.

On a huge investment, that's a small price to pay for your piece of mind and good representation.Good luck.

It's a piece of information that when discovered drastically changes the situation. 

I feel dumb that I didn't catch this no incentive piece.

And you’ll discover the powerful concept of having an “air game” in addition to your “ground game”—and how understanding the distinction can make you wealthier than you have ever dreamed.

I live in the area and was happy to get a piece of something in my area I could drive to.If your priority is cash flow then it's going to be very hard to find anything that compares to what you're getting in the syndication (around 8%).

Thanks @John Barrows for the distinction, as Tom mentioned above..the title/escrow company are the same, but your point is well taken.

I’m not saying that you can’t find great advice on YouTube, but usually the advice is broken down into bits of pieces so they can sell you something.

Another good trick is to send a piece of mail to the vacant house and above the name write "Return Service Requested".