Does this mean if I can get the seller drop the purchase price down to $750k, I can essential get this property with no money in? 

So if your portfolio lenders can close quicker, and your seller HAS to have a quick closing because they are facing foreclosure....or whatever....then portfolio is your only option. 

They want $3000 dollars from me (I have 3 properties, each received the attached letter)This is the kings men poking you with a sharp stick and demanding your coins.

If they don’t renew their leases I am considering going another route and offer seller financing.

balance is 150k  will pay them off in 8 years with an interest rate of 6.5%, my monthly payment is $1003.97 I have a 120k available and Im thinking of asking the seller if he will take the 120k, it will save me an extra 30k plus all the interest. 

I’ve had a few people ask about seller financing it, and I’d consider for the right terms.

So for instance, "I work with sellers who need help in selling their property fast.

Without going too far into the math; if you assume the rate at which you demand growth in your own money is equal to the interest rate the bank is charging you then the value of he gross money you pay out to the bank into the future is exactly the same as the present value they are loaning you.2) What is really important to investors is their cash on cash return.

And it offers you all of the big city feel without the big city price.Sooooo… it kinda goes without saying that you’re going to pay more to live there because it’s in such high demand.

You can do seller financing or get a private lender but likely either of those will be tough.