All Forum Posts by: Michael Williams

@Soman Paddi Del Paso Heights is a great area to invest in, you can find great deals in the area. Its close to downtown Sacramento, downtown is being developed and people can still find affordable rental housing in Del Paso heights. I feel like the area will be a hot market in a few years because of how close it is to downtown and the low prices of homes.

@Ramki D. Under California law (AB 1482), annual rent increases are capped at 5 percent plus the change in the regional Consumer Price Index (CPI), or no more than 10 percent of the lowest gross rental rate charged the tenant at any time during the twelve (12) months prior to the effective date of the increase.

@Gabriel Miritello You should get multiple estimates from at least 3-5 electricians. And try to negotiate a lower price with whoever you choose. Licensed contractors will charge more.

@Kayla Santangelo I’m not an agent but I’d imagine to be successful you’d have to be 100% into it. An agent needs to be available for their client 24/7 and be prepared to go for months without closing on a deal.

@Joshua King Your agent can have the seller agree to repair the discrepancies before you buy. I haven't used an FHA, I've used a VA loan and they're also strict about any discrepancies before purchase.

@Joe S. Luxury waterproof vinyl planks, they look like hardwood in the kitchen. Basic black and white tiles in the bathrooms and dark colored carpets (Light Brown) in the bedroom and living rooms.

Yes its their responsibility, It should also be in your lease agreement. If its not in the lease agreement and the clog causes damages you can bill them if you have to hire someone to fix the problem. 

@Trent Lee They do not get any of these their deposit and depending on the amount/type of damage you can legally take them to small claims court. Speak with a local real estate investor in your area. In the future look for class A tenants, make sure they have a good rental history. Good luck!