The old deep pocket syndrome.

From the knowledge i got from him, i now have 9 properties in the midwest, all of them bought UNDER 25K and all of them cash flowing great, with amazing cash returns, all of them mortgage free.....etc....I dont even want to get deep into to it..Some of you guys are clearly very articulate, extremely intelligent, and can work #s better than a calculator, but sadly have zero common sense...SMH at this thread

(I used to work a contract dealing solely with international investors buying US turnkeys, so I've been pretty deep into the logistics of it all.

We do some college student rentals and that has made an impression, and buying homes has made an impression and they will help but they don't show a deep interest in the real estate.

Could be the rep just gave the standard "go away" line, I don't know that's why I'm asking.Assuming you are correct, then as far as getting in contact with the asset manager for this specific house...don't hold your breath.

Investors are always looking for deep discount deals.

Unless you were lucky enough to purchase rental properties deep into the market downturn this last time around or have held for 15 years +, cash flowing in San Diego is very, very difficult to do. 

The other option is to buy something at a deep discount that needs lots of work.  

Seems to be more of a headache then it's worthIt really depends on how deep your pockets are.

After digging in deep to the BP forum archive over the past few weeks, I wanted to stop in and introduce myself.