Legal abandonment depends on the owner's intentions, not what things look like on the ground.In addition to express abandonment (a verbal or written statement of the owner's intent to abandon), the law also recognizes that an owner's intent to abandon real property can be implicit (or implied from the known facts). 

If you found a good deal would you recognize it? 

Interview your perspective agents and pick one.

@Mark Franks What they commonly repeat on podcast interviews when speaking about the BRRRR method is that although it’s easier or practically applied to single family homes for a lot of investors, the concept was initially used on 5+ family homes/small buildings.

However, you do need to recognize if some is just taking advantage of your time.

I found out when I was young, that I learn best by watching someone else, doing the same thing over and over, by recognizing patterns until I figured it out (I'd like to thank Mario Bros. for that one), and making lots of mistakes.

I then interviewed several people.

@Marsay Winder I just heard your interview on The Real Estate Rookie.

California does not have a state statute recognizing Series LLCs, as far as my non-attorney limited knowledge goes, but it allows out-of-state ("foreign") Series LLC to be registered.

In my process of interviewing RE.