Granted, I wasn't trying to buy a property, I was trying to sell property management, but a few quick thoughts on that: 1) hardly anyone answers their phone for a number they don't recognize, which you probably already know, so 2) when they do, have your message ready to deliver, fast and friendly -- "I reached out to you by letter to see if you're interested in selling your property at ______."

@Libbie Grant Welcome to the wonderful world of real estate investing where there are a million ways to skin the cat, all depending on your goals.My family has been in the Mount Vernon area for 20+ years now, so that's my farm area, while Anacortes is my place of work and hopefully live soon.

With buying homes directly and not paying a mortgage I can really bring in a lot of cash (granted that's if I choose a property that requires more work than expected).

I've heard of those guys charging 30-40% gross rents (compared to 8-10% for long term rental PM) to take the burden off these kind of "investors" ... granted, it is not likely as passive as selling on payments, but you have zero capital at risk ...

The home was built in 1864 and is amazing granted it needs some work.

I just bought the package from grantfundingexpert.orgI know there are grants out there and funding.

My name is Corey Grant.

Granted, we are pretty tight and detailed but I personally feel that's the only way to do it right.

Open up the deed and see who granted what to who.

If your lease is for five months and the CC&Rs stipulate leases have to be six months or longer, than they may not grant "approval" but if your lease is in complete compliance - what would they be disapproving?