i forgot that i also was the maint sup for a 286 unit complex prior to the 165, but it was sold and i wasn't kept because they had told me that they were hiring me to prep it for resale and my service would not be ness after.

@Sean Snider look for cracks in the foundation, ground level ness to the house can signal shifting, bowing of basement walls, buckling siding. 

In Oregon, Stevens Ness has trust deed and quitclaim forms for real estate that are widely used.  

I think the boring-ness/stability of the rental market there make it great for cash flow.

For instance I know Sperry Van Ness - TJF Investments in Dallas has a portfolio of 50 new homes packaged together in Southern Fort Worth. 

Never use assessed value for anything as a rule of thumb...Your California-ness is showing.  

Thanks @Kelly N.I did get that far and there was so much "busy-ness" on the pages it turned into a time consuming effort in the search.Using the filter options helped some and I did find 2 properties but there should be some sort of "ordering by column or field" so those items jump immediately to focus.Thank you for answering and have a great day.

I believe in good(ness) tenants!

I've know whole local cultures of people who think like this, though PC-ness prevents me from naming names.

I’m not sure what I can bring to the table currently considering my ‘green-ness’ to the real estate industry, but if anyone wants to talk about e-commerce or energy investing, I have a bit more experience that I can bring.