If your leveraged to the gills, you can't afford that "education", it is how investors go belly-up AND before you say "nah, won't happen to me" know this, 100% of bankrupt investors I buy failed deals from ALL said the same thing, "I just didn't know what I was getting into, I mean, I thought I did, but, if things just worked out different, I coulda, it woulda", yeah, but it didn't. 

This way you will still receive appreciation juice from Milpitas house and the Sacramento house.

Its kind of like finding that private lender that you can have a one on one with.. just need to get belly to belly with someone you can talk to and will understand what you do and is happy with paying par.. 

The real "juice" in this market is the appreciation.

Sometimes the juice isn't worth the squeeze. 

That doesnt count having to upgrade the disconnect which is potentially thousands more if you dont have the juice to handle a condenser.   

If anyone has experience in this area with legal options for collecting this rent and/or tracking the tenants down, and if the juice is worth the squeeze, I would greatly appreciate the insight. 

Not enough juice for the squeeze.

Cash is the sugar in the lemon juice that converts the concoction to lemonade.

(I am dreaming of getting space with no money down or free / almost free rent) - please help with some creative juice... :)