Mic 🎤drop!

Submetering seems to be the way to go but with us being in CA I’m sure it won’t be cheap. 

Whether or not you're legally allowed to keep them long-term varies from place to place.If you did want to keep them, doing something like putting them on a USB flash drive that stays locked in your office, or printing them out and keeping them in a locked filing cabinet, probably helps protect you against claims of exposing someone's personal information. 

Now the answer to both "how" a person achieves that goal and "what to do" with the liquid capital is the same, and it's so simple and obvious that I am really saddened no one has said this yet: LEVERAGE (boom, mic drop, lol).

I haven't yet targeted specific commuting professionals, but heard a podcast where the investor advertised offering tech packages to attract young professionals: usb outlets, smart doorbell, lighting and thermostat.

If you hire us to be a PM - then let us be the PM; and that means letting us have the relationship with the tenants.

Any and all alterations, changes, and/or improvements built, constructed or placed on the Premises, unless otherwise provided by written agreement between you and us, be and become the property of us and remain on the Premises at the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement.

Many of my residents were under the impression that they don't have to pay rent because we can't evict them yet, despite us being very clear with what the laws cover.

*Pick up the mic* 😉

Would we - or more precisely a U.S.A. entity owned by us - be eligible to purchase this property or is it only available to a "natural" person who happens to be a U.S.A. citizen?