Petty crime (vandalism, smash and grab, prowling) is at an amazing high, drug usage and homeless are everywhere. 

And no, I’m not advocating she be homeless.

Other cities may have pest control epidemics, high homelessness that may make your home a target for squatters, or a variety of other concerns.

Property i am taking over has a problem of homeless, outsiders dumping garbage, and violation of apartment rules. 

Investors in Cali already start buying houses and don't want to rent - just hold them until they appreciate to make their profit.No kidding that there are plenty of homeless people in LA, SF etc who even working, couldn't afford rent. 

As I said before, California has the highest rate of homelessness.

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Earning $500/month in rent makes the CAP rate of the home less than the overall CAP rate.

Can you even afford to be homeless for $15 in Northern CA?

However, this agent is not responsive.. this woman (the seller) is desperate for answers as she is going to be practically on the verge of being homeless in just a few weeks and to my knowledge she has reached out to her realtor several times to touch base and has yet to receive a response.