Some people may better serve you in specific areas and some may work best with your specific needs.

If you want to optimize earnings from both RE and your day job, until you're ready to give one of those up, you'd be very well served by hiring competent management. 

@Cullen HardyFor a loan of that size, you would be well served to gather some family members together, promise them all 10% on their money and finance the first few that way. 

I asked her about serving notice and getting one in who would pay on time.

Here are some of the other issues:The market prices are relatively low, which means the "conventional" lenders won't lend since the net loan is very low.Credit unions are happy to lend on investment properties, so long as I "live, work or worship in the counties served".Unfortunately I'm used to "conventional" means of financing, so at this stage I'm asking for help, ideas, and assistance to get my plan going. 

I think it answered a ton of my questions and definitely served as a solid introduction to REI.

I serve as the go-between, but the company manages the LLC which purchases the property. 2.

Interesting to see once Trump becomes president what effects his administration has on the market.When I researched the New Jersey MLS (which serves mainly Bergen County), median home price are up 9% from 2011, but average price is only up 2% for single family homes.When I compare the height of the market in 2008 to 2016 in Bergen County, the median home price is down 5% and the median is down 9%, so we aren't back to those inflated levels.

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You serve them with a notice to pay, what ever your state specifies, the  same as if they did not pay and were not moving.