Without clear title no bank or institution will finance the property.10  without clear title most people won't buy they property because they can't refinance and have difficulty selling.

Also, a good portion of them are on Section 8, which does a nice job of motivating them to stay in line.I think the MUCH bigger issue with investing in semi-decent CA areas is the cost of entry and difficulty to avoid negative monthly cash-flow.

A tenant who gets evicted will have real difficulty obtaining decent housing in my market (we will not rent to anyone who has been evicted and this is a common criteria in my market).  

If they gave me too much difficulty I'd have filed a report for harassment etc. and continued with the removal. 

It all goes with your strategy and how much risk you are willing to take on.But don't underestimate the difficulty of finding the 'right' property either.

I think they experienced great difficulties having children and must of used some sort of fertilization program and that's why she had twins. 

The many heartaches and difficulties of initially investing in my area were largely repaid.

If your "rental property" is in another state and you are claiming you materially participate in the management of this property, you may have difficulty convincing the IRS.

I felt confused because within a single day I felt like trying to deal with properties represented by realtors was difficult. 

Those SD prices are just too high to get started investing, not impossible by any means but definitely difficult.