I know someone who says time zone differences have caused him issues, and I definitely prefer California for my knowledge/confidence in good/bad areas.

This unit configuration will attract the most, best qualified tenants who will stay long term, respect the property and pay rent on time (or at the very least, communicate if they are having difficulty paying rent). 

At closing, one tenant moved out as part of the agreement, and the other tenant (a single adult who had been living there for about 1 year and 5 months) stayed.

I’m a rookie investor trying to stay ahead of the game, and I’d really appreciate some guidance from the more experienced members of the community.Right now, I’m seriously considering getting my real estate license.

This is an excellent platform for networking, making connections, and expanding your knowledge.

I’ve read around 20 books about real estate in the past few months, and I’ve watched many YouTube videos, podcasts, and other content to deepen my knowledge.

Has been great & really knowledgeable. 

If they accuse you of fraud or anything similar, my guess is that you will have a very hard time explaining and justifying how you were legit in buying a $320k house from someone for $25k while they were in distress and being prosecuted.If this was me, I'd either stay out of this mess entirely or just pay for the attorney as an act of kindness. 

I'm curious to know if you or anyone on this forum has knowledge of the rent regulations there.

I’ve also noticed that a lot of people today don’t even want to pick up the phone, so meeting them where they want to communicate (text, DM, email, etc.) has been just as important as the speed of response.Curious—what type of tech or AI are you using to help stay on top of this?