Hello, we are a property management company and looking to grow our business we are having a hard time finding more leads. we tried cold calling but it didn't work out well do anyone has any recommendations of a platform where we can buy warm leads?

if you use a DSCR loan expect your closing costs to be 5-10K and your rate to be in the mid 7s to high 8s. 

to do it right you need a pretty big plot 5 to 10 acres and the cost of said in a great location usually makes them financially not feasable thats why top golf has taken off.. they can spend 50 million on a facility because it generates some pretty good revenue.. never looked at it from that stand point I suspect they are a public company..

Planning to sell two investment properties in CA and buy one primary residence in CA.Property 1 is listed and expected to sell in August to September timeframe (Around 150K long term profit, total sale price around 0.85M, no loan)Property 2 is under renovation and expected to be listed in August-September, and close around October to November (around 400K long term profit, total sale price around 1.7 M, around 0.6M loan. ~1.1 M in cash).What is the best time to buy the replacement property?

In this case, after speaking with local real estate agents, a local appraiser, and a half dozen lenders, I think (hope) I'll get away with my err in judgement this time and procede as "by the book" as possible going forward.Regarding the insurance, everyone has stories about insurance companies trying to weasel out of their coverages.

However, if they want to pay out of their own pocket you can arrange for a third party company after they pay that company's fee so that you can again control the narrative and not have them use some shady company. 

A master lease to a reputable company sounds good. 

You might start by finding a property management company that specializes in MTRs and ask them if they know of any Realtors who understand this niche.

That is like 1031 Exchanges that you can do with a good Title Company who has that Department.

One option is you can use a DSCR loan and pull out 75% of the appraised value, you get to retain the asset and you should be able to cash-flow a couple of hundred bucks a month.