I agree with Brent, don't burn bridges behind you!  

Do you have a good mobile notary in San Jose, CA to help me close escrow on a few out of state properties?

Subsequently, the tenant decided to squat in the house and I'm having a hard time getting them to leave.This is my first time dealing with an eviction, and I feel like I was burned by the property manager.

Both cash flow, as do our mobiles in NorCal.First of all, our O'side PM (also an investor/flipper) said she's waiting to buy anything there until after the first of the year. 

Ray...I feel the burn all the way here in Charlotte, NC....The Real Estate Industry is almost as ruthless as Insurance Industry.....The Golden Rule of Wholesaling.....get it under contract before marketing.and be grateful it wasn't a friend or family member....Best of luck...

must be your firewall - works fine for me from Mobile phone and desktop computer.My wife & I have registered - we really like the fact that we don't have to pay for the special features like listing new deals we want to share

I think having an app would be great, but my phone handles your mobile site well enough. 

The attorney was able to get the information he needed from a data sticker on the mobile home.  

Like I said, I do not have a ton of experience in tax liens,  but I know that you will want to at a very minimum drive the properties that you intend to bid on and make sure that they are standing (not burned to the ground) and not condemned. 

I'm not planning to drive 100 miles every time tenant has a leaking pipe or a bulb burns out).So I'm looking at 1739 outflow for a net cash flow per month of 461 which is an annual cash on cash return of 24%.Or I could get a 15 year fixed loan and have (according to my back of napkin calculation) a return of about 15.6% and pay the mortgage down much quicker.