Unsure if I should walk away or not.

Property A, would have to fit the 80/20 rule for it go into the 39-year bucket, i.e. 80% of the income comes from the commercial units.

Ill add a massive EMD.The ability to walk away from bidding wars.

We now have a tenant that moved into one of our properties in November and who have been headaches since the walk through when we handled the keys over to them. 

I'd recommend reaching out to a few and seeing what seems like a good fit for you.

I made somewhere North of 18 phone calls to lenders, or walked in with my portfolio.  

My dream is to eventually design and get a home built for myself.But Finding open land in LA feels like walking through a field of land mines.

Rentals are no joke, and the risk/reward IMO is high, so it doesn't sound like a good fit...Or if you're just looking for more of a return, offer to fund deal with a local REI person for a higher return?    

I can walk away with 70% value of the home.

Does this mean that those notes are being sold by the banks as a pool to the highest (I'd imagine billionaire) bidder who then plays middle-man and sells them off as he/she sees fit?