HOAs are good for the community if they're managed well and if you're the type to purchase several properties and you want to target this community I would recommend becoming involved in the Board.

What type of properties are you looking for?

And don't forget to factor in the vacancy rate for your area and type of property. 

Just another type of investor I'm looking for.

That type of agreement will not hold up in court.

What type of interest rates are you getting with them?

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The are other recourse options as well.What's the property type?

Hello,I am looking for a little advice on the best way to use a couple of different types of money towards down payments of a couple of properties that we want to buy at pretty much the same time (retiring landlord selling portfolio).

I'm in Orlando and know a pretty good amount of the investment companies around here but never heard of this turn key type flip company.