As of now I stay in San Diego and searching for a market where I can invest in small multifamily homes(non-commercial).

Work through them to figure things out and then you can make your own after you get comfortable.

We just launched "Stay In Florida, LLC".

You are really the one who should run the numbers, too make sure you're comfortable with the deal.

FB groups like wholesaling elite are great for assisting you and finding peers who are in the same boat......get as much info on your market as possible.....stay consistent....

First, if you are comfortable with the Auburn market, stay there.

Most folks feel comfortable with a year but there could always be circumstances where a shorter (or longer) holding period would be appropriate to demonstrate your intent.

I'm surprised they have any vacancy at all - in the other markets where I have these kinds of properties, we have 100% occupancy and a unit stays vacant for at MOST 2 months. 

@Edgar Butler Jr it is very dependent on what your comfort level is when dealing with equity.

But what about when a landlord files for eviction, and then the tenant pays the past due rent, either before the court date or at the court date, allowing them to stay and continue their tenancy.