The reason being that the majority (but not all) of property managers in San Francisco are pretty ineffective/perform poor quality work.

All of your properties are tied up and you don't have the flexibility you may need.So; yes they exist, but I wouldn't recommend using them unless you never have any reason to sell the houses and want to keep them forever.  

Hi again @Dmitriy T.There is no reason to involve a Realtor. 

Check with your attorney, but it seems like a reasonable approach as long as you aren't laundering your money!

That's where I listen to your show and for some reason, the episodes don't update until a week or so after they're published. 

Another reason is because you can get rid of your escrow account and on your credit it’ll show a cheaper mortgage payment which helps with your DTI.

The main reason we'd like to get into RE is to help supplement our income since my wife stays home with our 3 young children.

I used to manage a restaurant and we deposited thousands in cash every day.The only reason you could be worried is because you are NOT planning to pay taxes.

He has made it clear that he isn't planning on selling it out from under us and we can rent as long as we'd like, though he is motivated to sell to us as soon as possible because he's moving into a new home well outside of this area and won't be having reason to regularly come back here to check on it, etc. 

Otherwise they are running the risk of getting fined by the city and/or people taking it lightly and starting to keep junk or non-working items on their premises and eventually turning the park into a car junk yard.With that said, i don't think any reasonable manager  would refuse a request to postpone this by a couple of weeks (if that's what we are talking about).