I don't have personal recommendations but a Google search of "eviction attorney San Diego" turned up a lot of options.

Do you have an in-house repair staff?

The first, and most critical, step is to determine the property’s After Repair Value (ARV).

Several takeaways- 1. the ProFormas are complete fiction, listing 5-10 percent for vacancy and repairs and on the flip side, steady growth on appreciation and rent increases.

Several takeaways- 1. the ProFormas are complete fiction, listing 5-10 percent for vacancy and repairs and on the flip side, steady growth on appreciation and rent increases.

In hot markets, some wholesalers and investors use 80-85% of ARV (minus repairs) instead of the typical 70% to stay competitive.A few tips:1.

If Lessee default on the lease, they have 7 days to remove their personal belongings inside the premise or the Lessor will take possession of their belongings (furniture and decors) Then the rest is pretty much the same as a residential lease.

One step closer to getting into the real estate game.I highly suggest checking out some of the in-person events to get around like-minded people. 

I would have about 50-60k to spare for all initial costs including down payment, repairs etc.

We also have relatively low expenses (personal expenses, mortgage/escrow on other rental property, and escrow on current property) that are around ~$120k/year.