We've got a very limited time frame with which to make progress, but I hope you see how serious we are by just investing the money/time to go over there.Are there any experienced investors, particularly in wholesaling, that would be interested in chatting briefly over coffee or lunch and lining up another future investment partner?

The bottom line is there is something like $52K of equity floating around (less after selling costs.)

I'll do anything except 220 lines.

Bottom line: sell these properties and get your equity out.

Friday he called me saying he has a bank lined up.

Some investors have had luck attaching tax return refunds etc. and I would imagine what you can do varies by debt laws in that state and then the federal collection laws.Bottom line for me as a landlord as I am not in the debt collecting business.

I'm just throwing a line out there, wondering what kind of properties Florida investors (especially those of you near Gainesville) seem to be most interested in.

There seems to be a fine line between managing turnover and maximizing the potential of the building, which I plan to keep for many years.

If you're a neighbor, feel free drop me a line!

Jeff Johnson, looks like you're working with a Realtor.Any option given violates the due on sale immediately when it is given, there is no time line applied to when any installment purchase or option becomes a violation.The due on sale may not be that much of an issue, the lender is not required to accelerate the loan to maturity, but they can.