Signed up for the rookie bootcamp, have been analyzing some deals and trying to hone in on growing cities that are not so hot that we can't afford.

@John T.

Have the best coverage you can possibly afford.

he's supposed to put at LEAST 100amp panel and fix all the issues. seems like he did the bare minimum to get paid. we manage and update a T O N of houses west of telegraph and we never have "floating neutral" issues.get a new electrician and make the tenant happy. you "not being present" has nothing to do with the issues around the house. you do not need to be present in order to make sure it's done right.

This home was occupied with a tenant already i haven’t t touched anything but maintain the yard. i have a property manager on it now but it not worth it because i am doing all the work.

This home was occupied with a tenant already i haven’t t touched anything but maintain the yard. i have a property manager on it now but it not worth it because i am doing all the work.

So, each would be afforded 1/3 of the capital gains profit.So... 

Inquire to the town on adding an affordable accessory dwelling.

, but it's worth at least finding out what that price is.Whenever I have someone who can't easily find insurance (Oakland hills fire risk, directly on a fault line, the vast NorCal region where large parts burn down every year, 120 year old Victorian with brick foundation and K&T wiring, and so on), that's my go-to.

Seems like raw land is very affordable in the area