@Mark Ainley I had this for a fence that was existing prior to me buying the property but mine was a 7 foot fence (actually 6 feet with 1 foot of an add on lattice thing) and I got a permit violation. 

I actually own a property not far from there.

The property needs some work when I purchase it.The property is 3 stories with 1700 Square Feet.Purchase price is $54,000 and the Loan will be 75% at $40,500I am clueless when comparing insurance policies because they don't necessarily use the same terms.From what I can tell - the big difference between the 2 policies is DP1 which is actual cash value and DP3 which is replacement cost.What is every's thoughts?

A bit of advice,I would not start a conversation announcing yourself  as socialist - to those of us who've actually experienced the atrocity that is socialism, it doesn't play too well...Just a thought.Another thought - take a trip to Venezuela :) 

Actually, right now, it’s just a price softening in San Jose area.

Tenants might leave negative reiews wich could actually be positive.

They are not profitable, and the investment is actually a bundled interest as an LLC, so if they go out of business they it will be a nighmare to clear up.   

I  am actually attending their event in Irvine CA next weekend.

I'm looking for real concrete numbers that wholesalers around the country have actually tracked to generate their success ratio.I will define success ratio as contracts signed to appointments booked. 

Many of these, require information that is just not available, like the actual expenses of the property.