Originally posted by @John D.:          I would present them not with your plan, but with the difficulties with the plans most other people would come up with, and why they would not work.  

John, the investor, pays Mary $250,000, and Mary signs the house over to John.

Thanks,John

@John Horner your so right about Sean terry.

Michael St John is a former Berkeley Rent Board guy and now landlord consultant, so I don't know if he'll be sympathetic to your cause as representing a tenant - but I'm sure would be knowledgeable enough to inform you if he wants to.. http://stjohnandassociates.net/I'll also send you the name of an attorney, but again, more on the manager side.

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welcome @John Davis you have come to the right place.

If not, you can usually get it from your title company's customer service department or your real estate agent usually has access to a tax database that reveals owner's names.If this property is the only property that person has ever owned in that county, and their name isn't John Smith, it should be easy to figure out what documents pertain to that property.

Hi John,30 to 40 doors for multifamily simply doesn't work for passivity due to economies of scale.Maybe a class A product with really high rents of 1,500 to 2,000 a door might support it. 140,000 a door for class A product is 5,600,000.

@John Horner I wouldn't text any hot lead anyways.