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East Bay - Owner Move In success?
Hi all - relative newbie here. I currently live in the East Bay and am trying to understand the feasibility of an owner-move in. I know a lot of folks say it's better to just find a vacant complex, but I'd be doing it with my wife/2 kids so looking for some unique MF with larger 3-BR setups, which tend to be occupied.
So...does anyone have any success stories of an owner move-in, particularly in the Berkeley/Oakland area? I'm trying to understand the realistic timing, tips, pitfalls and any recommended lawyers as well.
Thanks so much!
Winston