I told her I mentioned it in the listing and I made sure to do so multiple times since it is something I have no control over so I did my best to make it clear in the listing.

My mortgage is $1001, with another $550/m in trash, electric, salts/chlorine, internet, pest control and lawn.

I am financial controller and would like to put together a quick reference card/dashboard for investing in notes. 

I think the idea was that, even if he sold some of them off, he would still own a majority of the lot and could control "HOA" decisions, essentially giving him control of the whole lot.I'm really not sure, but it sure sounded interesting!

But they will still add to your basis and reduce your future tax bill.The alternative to this is to do a reverse improvement exchange where you make the improvements while the new property is under your control but owned by the QI who takes title to hold it for you. 

Preforeclosures and lease options aren't a good fit, unless you're willing to bring the note current, which nullifies one of the advantages of a lease option, that being controlling properties with minimal cash out of pocket. 

I just cancelled the loans... the flood insurance is just out of control.

Sellers are in control. 

Long term lease sounds good but I hate to get stuck into a situation that is beyond my control. 

I just recently decided to enter a new venture in the world of business and I chose to do hosting in Airbnb.