If anyone has leads that they need someone to take a look at and/or perform some due diligence on, I'd be more than happy to help out. 

I may just use a funding portal like NC localstake (https://nc.localstake.com/) since they already have an Indiana based bank that performs the escrow function and the NC rules do not require a NC-based bank.

There are lawyers making a living solely on security deposit lawsuits.  

I believe Moncton is your safest bet for a secure investment.

Anthony, You didn't say if the property is under an llc, if so then @Simon W. is correct about the accounts. if the property is under your name and you are just forming the management llc, then you will need a checking account for that company an account for the security deposits. i recommend separate accounts from your personal account for the business, it helps for many reasons. that said, why do you want to start an llc for the management co ?

I don't know if it's reasonable to expect any company to provide same or next day service, and I am well aware of the major disadvantage in the building being too small to have an on-site manager & maintenance person, but those delays in my opinion are dragging the performance down.I doubt I overpaid for this.

I also appreciate the security I get from the credit card. 

Now I agree that it's not a perfect deal, but if I can secure it with low money down and seller financing, I feel like it would be excellent to spend a couple bucks out of my own pocket each month (if I even have to, since I run my numbers so conservatively) to have a multifamily property that is entirely paid off in 15 years.

Hello All,I am interested in buying a performing note.

He goes back and says it looks like the basement window has been kicked in but he could not tell for sure (it has a set of security bars in front of it).