@Jose Lira they all end up looking very similar...5% interest $20k - $20mil@gmail email addressThey do personal loans, mortgages, and business loans.When it comes to lending, if it looks too good to be true, it is.

In theory I could use the HELOC that is available to me (limited) to pay off existing mortgages on 2 of my other properties, but that seems a bit like churning assets - the true intention of accessing credit is to buy other properties outright with cash.

The prices are cheaper than investing in California, true, but our market is far, far, far from cool.

I dont think the Post Card approach will be helpful for Cash Buyers..

AND you get to contribute to retirement.Get with a competent CPA quickly so they can unwind the mess you've got and get you flying straight and true going forward.

Thanks for adding so much value and showing your true colors. 

So here's the ultimate conundrum:- sometimes I pick a few benchmark properties in my target area and track them to see how they're performing, BUT... you never know which dates are true revenue dates and which are simply the owner blocking the unit for their use!

This is regardless of how good a tenant they have been to date and especially true of people with children.

I’ve been waiting for some legal matters to clear up before buying my first “true” real estate investment property.

This is especially true under the AIA system that gives the architect a lot of power.