I would blindly assert that there is at least one area of California waiting to be invested in, given the mere size of the state.

A quiet title action is when you Sue any lien holder or entity that has interest in the property to come forward to assert their claim or forever lose their rights or claim to that property.

Mom did find another BA, but time will tell if she's going to be attentive and assertive enough.Thanks again for your input.

If you can't maximize your return with real estate, don't do real estate.Having said that, I would certainly question your assertion that you can find stocks with dividends that outpace real estate.

I find that younger investors are more assertive and looking for more immediate results (wholesaling and fix & flips,) while older investors are looking for more long term growth (buy and hold.)A "late bloomer" who is looking into retirement has purchased 21 houses as rentals in 11 months just this past year (she will be teaching and training with me how she has done it starting in January via FB Live.) 

Some assertions I used was I would be able to get the property much cheaper than listed.

Miami and Boston are just ridiculous assertations- you may as well buy in San Diego.

I would encourage the sellers agent to be more assertive if possible with the situation.

Most of "THE" states will file suit with states rights assertions. 

@Robert Glennon, the only thing that glared out to me is: can you PROVE your assertions when it comes to say, a Tax audit?