For reference I currently work as a Pizza Hut delivery driver and is what I’m paying my bills with.

In this regard, you will hear many people talking about major markets with diverse employment drivers, strong population growth, and strong rent growth outlooks.

Having to float the entire monthly PITI for the building doesn't sound fun, but so long as I can put something in place with the current owner/tenant, I'd feel more comfortable.OPTIONS:- Ask for 12 months of rent to be held in escrow to draw from if tenant doesn't pay rent (my favorite option so far and for all parties involved)- Ask current owner to deliver property vacant- Cash for key --> tenant not interested- Price reduction on the building for non-performing tenant --> The price of the property is a good value, but most likely b/c of the tenant situation, but could be a last resortAny other ideas to suggest?

The only way around paying california tax if you are registered in whyoming is to live in whyoming with a whyoming driver's license and live in California parttime

Is it better to use an eviction firm or just prepare the notice from online sources and use the sheriff to deliver?

Ideally you'd have done a larger deposit and made it a condition of the sale to have the unit delivered vacant.

It's not wholesaling if you are buying a product on the market, the whole point of wholesaling is buying products off the market to repackage and deliver to a third party.

We charge $50 for this service and we have them pick it up from our office instead of us delivering it to them.

If you can connect with investors and genuinely find their pain-points and can deliver solutions effectively and efficiently you will move closer to your goal of investing yourself.

I've met some of the tenants before my dad died, and we've delivered the change of ownership notices to all of them already.