I have investigated several out of state markets and have not found anything that I like better than what I am investing in now when comparing overall income, expenses, and the potential for appreciation.

George - I think that the owners most likely to seller finance a portion of the sale are those that have owned their property for a LONG time (potentially looking for residual income) and owners than own their property either "free and clear" (without a mortgage/debt) as they have more flexibility.

I am looking for vendors you use for your direct mail (postcards) to potential acquisitions.

SA 78209) I'm interested in jumping into some fix-and-hold in the future. 

Posting on FB groups can lead to potential prospects. 

-Carlos One thing to know, when you do a portfolio loan (cross collateralization), if you run into a financial downturn in the future and can't make a couple of payments, sometimes the lender can force the entire portfolio into foreclosure.

Some title insurance policies require a current survey, but if this is a re-insurance policy (with the seller's title insurance company) then you saved yourself (potentially) a lot of money.

We evaluate a lot of flips for a lot of potential borrowers.

My guess is if you had to evict them, the deposit was used for unpaid rent.For future, if you have the tenant pay the water directly (and it is tied to the house), get a copy of the bill either every month or every couple of months to make sure it is paid up. 

Hey @Ben Lee, Firstly, removing Aunt A from the deed through a quitclaim deed could potentially trigger a reassessment for property tax purposes, as it involves a change in ownership.