There is currently over $15,000 still owed to me.I have tried to be as patient as possible.

ppl will underestimate you for your age - understanding the numbers as a teen is more impressive to potential mentors than just spotting uncut lawns. youtube "how to run comps". try a social experiment and offer to cut their unkept grass if you really want to find out their motivation and build rapport. then use the $20 to buy colored envelopes and vumber subscription and print copies of your "i work with investors" letters and drop in owner's mailboxes - no stamp or return address needed. be patient and prepared to get a call back 7 months later when they finally reached their distressed limit (also dont take the angry call backs personal). youre protected by youth. lol

Unfortunately I don't think safety come in to every landlord's mind, which brings me to my question. 

It makes sense to be "fearful" during this tumultuous times and wait for things to settle.We'll see a market correction and then those of us that are patient will pick up some sweet deals again. 

Hey yall, Was just out in Sacramento recently exploring the area and have an idea of where Id like to invest primarily north of sacramento, given better areas/schools/safety and close to university and hospitalsGoal is to live in one unit and rent out the rest, rinse and repeatWhere would you recommend investing in multifamily?

She was extremely patient.

You might be able to make a report about health safety issues to the dwelling and an inspector would tag it if they agree. 

And if all else fails, I have something to fall back on - this is a great safety net.

He's been very patient with me.

Since the shower is functional, are we liable to get that fixed to meet the safety criteria of the unit?