They might just return the favor later on.BTW, if you're interested I run a group for Central Jersey investors. 

CA laws seem to favor the tenant so you need to know what your rights are (or are not) as a landlord.

Get the properties in my name to take advantage of interest rates and more favorable loans, and for protections get insurance (which brings up the question, what kind of insurance would have the best coverage for keeping my personal assets the most secure?)

The entire process is very opaque and not to your favor.

The traditional wisdom for buy-and-hold seems to be Indianapolis, but other markets (Milwaukee, for example) seem quite favorable as well.David

Assuming you qualify for both (there are scenarios where we can only go Freddie, or only Fannie, mostly related to income and stability thereof... probably 20% of Agency Conforming Conventional mortgages I do are coded "Fannie Only" or "Freddie Only," the other 80% are both/whichever had the best interest rate pricing on the day I locked it), you could use whichever was more favorable. 

Contractors will go where ever there is work and the city favors tenants thats why good book keeping is essential.  

@James Mc Ree, @Ian Ippolito,Thanks for the advises, yes, crowdfunding platform does not act in favor of investor, I think, not transparent and neglecting, I agree with you that investor shall continue to communicate with the platform.Regarding the date, following is from the agreement"2.2 Initial Maturity Date; Final Maturity Date.

Gateway cities like San Francisco and New York have long been favored by real estate investors, because they are fairly recession proof and tend to be insulated from job loss and declining property value during economic strife.

Real estate is an integrated systemDemographics are the driver of most economic trends (I believe the evidence supports this, though this isn't the widely favored view) The baby boomers are retiring and spending lessStimulus spending can't fix a demographic problemThat said, I was at a conference in Boston last month with the Dave Lindahl Group who runs the largest multifamily real estate group in the US.