I would recommend to partner up with an experienced investor to really solidify your numbers.

Would love to hear the community’s thoughts—especially from experienced landlords, property investors, or those who’ve explored fractional real estate investing before!

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AB 2622 allows unlicensed professionals to handle jobs under $1,000, such as repairing gates, patching drywall, or fixing leaky faucets—saving you money without sacrificing quality.2.

Taxes are calculated at sale prices and I believe much of these areas have had little to no re evaluation in years (I've experienced this myself on properties with rehabs that I've added double the size).  2) County vs "in town". 

So, having a trusted and experienced Realtor to provide you with an evaluation would be a good start to helping you really assess your options.First, I would ask you what your ultimate goal is...? 

I'd only add to get a professional inspection done with a very thorough team.

Find an experienced eviction attorney and start the eviction on the first business day available.

To help newer investors get started and learn from other likeminded professionals. 

Rents have softened, though, and currently experiencing an extended vacancy in one.The advice you're hearing here is sound.