It automatically adjust for day of the week, seasonality, events, and lead time to give me the best pricing.

I am concerned about calling them back and letting them know we want them out regardless as this could lead to property damage.

I live in, and want to purchase in the very expensive California Bay Area market.720 credit score, no loans or credit card debt with an exception of 50k in low-interest Federal student loans (Currently in grace.)So HERE is my question to all of you knowledgeable and wise real estate investors!

You could always start marketing for deals (using mailing / list services) and then partner with another local investor who can take has the bandwidth to take on your inbound leads and can handle negotiations, acquisition/exit strategies, contract administration, etc. in exchange for a profit split.

This way, you're only servicing the debt on the $75K when you eventually do find another deal, rather than paying on it Day One.

@Jason MoranOne of the benefits of the Solo 401k over the IRA is the exemption from unrelated debt financed income when using the Solo 401k to purchase real estate with leverage.

LLC’s typically protect you, hopefully from accidents and lawsuits, not from the debts the LLC incurs.

I got involved in Fixing and Flipping houses as a result of the leads I got from my "refinancing" clients way back when.

I assumed all buildings in MA were smoke free.I called the prior management/HOA and they essentially told me I have no recourse even though it lead to my tenants leaving my rental.Any advice on action I can move forward with would be appreciated.

Not too much debt.