@Nick Dillaha You're evaluating this scenario completely wrong, The bank will accept offers close to what the property is worth today, The price in which they took the property back will not weigh on the Asset Manager as he's pricing against the current market then expecting investors to come in somewhere between current value and current value plus estimated repair cost.

It depends on how much asset protection you're looking to gain and if you are taking the deal down with financing.

Speaking at a digital marketing mastermind & would love to meet up with any active local investors!

Repealing Prop 13 will see asset values fall, not rents go up.

I wanted to ask the married couples, who invest together, how they keep the assets organized.Currently, I am educating myself on REI and business.

(Assuming you have a good Debt to Asset ratio personally and high credit score.

However, I've helped Buyer control assets by agreement only.

That's my strategy and its paid off well for me with my portfolio in that market appreciating double digits. 

If it is meant to be based on income and asset docs, those are only going to technically be good for a 60 to 90 day window before they "expire". 

As a seller, I sell everything on the open mark to maximize recovery, by exposing my assets to the largest possible buyer population.