I invest outside of CA because of the decreased barrier to entry.

Anyways so what Natalie said up there is just its a temporary exemption on 6+ freshly planted fruit trees intended to not tax you for improvements (Fruits trees) before they produce.

I would not assume renting by the room is going to yield higher gross rents overall or decrease your vacancies.

The property is in Chester County - however, Chesco is no longer allowing new properties to become part of the program, and are offering no new vouchers to people due to funding decrease. 

I think that those markets simply became very saturated so the revenue coming in for newer investors trying to replicate that model has decreased since they have not yet established themselves in that market.

A decrease of roughly 20%+ in 5 years. 

This tenant is a temporary issue, and you will have your building back soon enough. 

Remote workers, recent divorcees needing a temporary spot, incoming residents unsure where they want to live, and yes, traveling nurses. 

It had two price decreases totaling 5%.

We rent out one of our units to a family from Venezuela (documented and in US legally on temporary visa).