This is a common tough spot for California investors.

Yes this is very common right now due to the fraud ongoing in the space.

In fact, that is literally why I decided to write the book: to set a standard for Co-Living.We do a lot of things to elevate the resident experience in our properties: community events, awesome common spaces, providing shared supplies, having a monthly cleaner, etc.This strategy is definitely a lot of management work, but it enabled me to build a portfolio that generates $10k/month in cash flow in only 2 years. 

Buy at least 2,000 feet every 250 feet is 2 roomsMake common areas nice, in reality you want to create a vibe, ppl need to feel like they belong.DSCR loans can be used, however you cant really say Im doing co-living.

Special Warranty Deeds are commonly used in transfers such as foreclosure sales.

I was interested in common but obscure pressure points in negotiation.

With ACV you're looking at depreciated value (and potentially coinsurance) on partial losses which are much more common that total losses anyway...

That is such a common question with real estate investing.

I usually suggest interviewing property managers early because they’ll tell you very honestly which neighborhoods actually perform, what repairs are common in the area, and what realistic rents look like. 

Inconsistencies between private messages and public reviews are common, and support usually doesn’t weigh those heavily.The good news is one 4-star review among mostly 5-stars won’t hurt you long term.