Definitely time to get a lawyer if you have been named in the suit and have been served. 

If you are set on a 2+ unit property you may be best served buying a list of such properties in the area you want and sending them a personal letter.

I hear some people are successful posting in local real estate facebook groups, using facebook ads, calling mortgage brokers to see if they have any clients they couldn't qualify, even flyers or direct mail sent to nearby apartments.Typically you will get a LOT of calls/emails, most of them won't qualify, but some will, in fact probably more than you have houses!

I tell our clients plan to buy a minimum of 10 or don't start.

That perceived value can essentially serve as a type of second job if the San Jose market continues to appreciate like it is now. 

The part I enjoy most is getting to help clients by using my creativity.

I could not find the lot marker on that side of the property, but according to him (magically) it's on my side, but yes it serves as a boundary between two properties and it's long and old.

I took the pre license exam and then the test right after my 18th birthday.. flunked first time you were allowed to take it two weeks later in those days passed that time :)  served me well all these years.. not without its ups and downs.. and to me its not work its a lifestyle..

The great thing about BP is you can go back in time and if memory serves me correctly this question has been asked before and people were a lot more positive.

or you don't know me.... my inventory is not dead and my clients don't need to do any of that LOL.just e mail me.. :)   1600 notes in the last 5 years..