When I asked tech support, I got that answer that she "cannot find anything that supports form 8825 being subject to personal use/fair rental days" which didn't sound right to me.  

When I see rust eating at welds like this I wonder how much of the problem comes from the management company (Rust never sleeps).A maintenance tech scheduled for some time with a wire brush and some Rustoleum could have saved this expensive cement tread stairway.Now it a welder (if it's salvageable) and the Rustolem, plus the cost to construct that ugly unpainted wood bridging system, and tear it down.And despite all of the drama that's going on, Mrs Kitty still has her favorite spot in the shade next to her food and water--a natural foe to garbage rats.

Tech is great, but what happens when you don’t know who you are leasing from or who your escalation point is?

Unfortunately, I worked in Tech so the Bay area is still one of the best places to be in.

I live nestled in a high tech area with friends who work in data security and its a common question/concern so it doesn't trigger undue alarm.Good argument for a bonded/insured PM in providing a layer of protection for both tenant and landlord

Remote workers: with the trend of remote work on the rise, we'll see more ppl moving from tech hubs like Silicon Valley to more affordable areas like Sac.

Every failure - every test of your marketing, every conversation, every offer, every rehab, every tenant, every refinance, every tech nightmare...

Purchase price: $389,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Sale price: $710,000 Investment Highlights:- Located in a fast and solid growing neighborhood close to restaurants, bars, art shops, art galleries and tech oriented co-working buildings. - ​Fully upgraded with energy saving high impact windows, new AC units, new electrical panels, plumbing, new kitchens, stainless steel appliances, each building has its own energy efficient washer and dryer, energy saving lightings, landscaping, new high quality porcelain floors.​- No flooding area.- ​8 street parking spaces.

I explain it as rocks falling in small ponds that barely ripple versus warm belt states where giant boulders drop in the lake causing massive ripples (growth) throughout the states.

Like in Austin, Texas, where lots of tech folks are coming, but there aren't many houses, so rents shot up.