No public input was allowed but we got to hear different council members opinions on the fate of STR's in the city. 

You can't see a hole in the wall from your phone but you can ask what the rents are or who has a security deposit

I am also a Notary Public.

Does each one get any public transportation and bus stop locations. 

It seems like the places with high public development are getting hammered with property tax increases.

I see UTC as both a draw to the youth and retirees since one is able to take public transportation to employment centers of Sorrento Valley, the entertainment of the UTC Mall, get to Petco Park, Old Town, Downtown San Diego Mission Valley.

I either sell them on a land contract or do a lease option because I get more money upfront, the money I get is non-refundable (unlike a security deposit), the occupant takes better care of the place, and if I get the property back, I get to repeat the process and make more money off the property than I would as a rental. 

How to mitigate the risk of them up and leaving is to collect larger security deposits or have them pay a couple months rent.

However, one partner is hands on, lives in the area, and will be doing all the ground work; to include securing the financing, finding the deal, and self managing the property and everything that comes with that.

second just have the family give you a loan like any other lender secured by the property. at an interest rate you negotiate.. refinance and payoff lump sum..