I can't imagine this lasts long.Provisions of existing lease are as follows -- I created a rules addendum document that says "The following items are not considered wear and tear to the premises, but is considered damage to the premises; subsequently the cost of repair will be deducted from any security deposit." 

I am now a licensed agent and I can't imagine being this unresponsive.

I have been having trouble finding what I am looking for.I am imagining a tool where you can set a purchase price, down payment, loan terms and cash flow info.

I’d give quite a few a call to see if any would lend.I imagine the best path is it to look for deals, partner with someone experienced who can carry the financing and you get a cut/percentage and/or finder’s fee, as well as, starting your track record of doing deals.

"I have a credit score of 720, what do you imagine my APR will be?"

Not just because I'm biased towards turnkeys because they are what I invest in, but they teach a ton about the fundamentals and then once someone knows those, I can't imagine their BRRRR success not being much higher than it would be otherwise.

If permitted, I'd imagine I would need to work with USPS to create a "dummy" apartment number that would be recognized as my business mailing address for the property. 

Imagine if I'd simply learned from the local real estate investors in my area. 

Hi,LF what you might imagine - responsive, smart, organized, active, reasonably priced property management in east Mesa and Gilbert.I'd appreciate any recommendations.Thank you!

So with the caveat that I do not know CA law, and, knowing CA there very well could be a random law that imputes prepayment penalties on seller notes (though I cannot imagine a good reason for such a law), I would start with the premise that there is no prepayment penalty and go from there.