One aside that I would note is make sure you separate and classify expenses as general maintenance vs. capital expenditures.

You might find that the site will be classified as an "attractive nuisance", so be sure to follow the rule of the town and insurer so you don't get sued if a bunch of drunk teenagers get hurt in there.Good luck!

We couldn't see any of this initially because there's cinderblocks covered by siding around the perimeter of the house.Note: the county classifies the house as "Single family detached". 

Though roughly 14 million people are still classified as receiving aid under that program, economists increasingly regard that figure as unreliable and likely inflated by both fraudulent applications and inaccurate counts.

Which this neighborhood I would classify as a A neighborhood, and in California I think it has much potential I just don’t know what I should do.

I continue to see what I would classify as an investor property selling for 100-105% of Asking price. 

How would you classify the neighborhood? 

They are really classified as D neighborhoods. 

Lenders will classify it as an equity loan if you go that route, not a 'refi.'

This used to be done in newspaper classifieds, but you can do it online for free now.