If your goal is to own a property in California, anywhere in California will work.

If you’re juggling rentals in both California and Texas, you have to keep in mind that the legal and tax rules are very different between the two states.

@Tiffany Maloch  I live in CA although I invest in VT, where I grew up and still have family. 

(and it has our living trust as a member)I registered the Ohio LLC in California as foreign entity because, evidently, I'm doing business in CA.

I’m looking to acquire a vacation short-term rental in Joshua Tree, CA and have been digging into the market lately.From what I’m seeing, the overall market has cooled a bit, but there’s still solid opportunity for properties that offer a great guest experience and design appeal.

 $16800/$525000=0.032.  3.2% + 4.6% =0.078 so you are still left with a pathetic 7.8%.https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ca/merced/real-estatenote S&P is passive and historically is near 10%/year return.In general, unleveraged RE without value add will not produce the return to justify the effort of residential RE.  

The headquarters located in Sacramento, CA allegedly has multiple civil complaints lodged against it. 

Hi everyone,I’m looking for opinions on whether I should sell or hold a single-family rental in Orange County, CA.

I am looking for tips on starting a local meetup group in the Bay Area, CA specifically in the Peninsula neighborhood.

Never did, but plan to do so.I registered the Ohio LLC in California because, evidently, I'm doing business in CA.I am looking to purchase a property in St Louis using DSCR.