I would go with the first group, perhaps putting them on a M2M or shorter than one year lease to see how they work out at first.I wouldn't take anything the second group tells you at face value without checking it out.

How did it work out for you?

You will notice if you work probates regularly that there are a few names that come up routinely.

Sometimes short sales are not allowed as a workout option with commercial loans.The bank holding the defaulted note might finance this person at much ,much better terms than another bank looking at it as just another loan to fund.

It's not a home run, but if you live in one side for a few years, it will probably work out pretty good as long as the neighborhood doesn't deteriorate.

If the numbers work out as well as you think, it might not be impossible to find someone who will front the 20% down needed in exchange for 50% of the profit.

I'm a CA resident who invests in AZ properties. I invest in Tucson, Arizona, where I lived for ten years, have many contacts, and a local network.

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If it doesn't work out, send them a gift card (even for $50) with a thank you note.

You know the routine.

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