Last, urban blight all-too-frequently accompanies many of these policies.But, on the whole, the coordinated set of policies implemented in places like San Francisco and Oakland, CA seem to just be incredible tailwinds to investor returns over long periods of time.

Key details:- Existing debt: $2,038,000 at 3.8% with 7 years remaining- 92% of units already upgraded- Recently implemented RUBS program- Strong occupancy in a growth marketGiven the current debt structure and property improvements, this asset presents an attractive cash flow opportunity with potential for further optimization.

We are looking into purchasing cash and do some light updating but the county records shows as a 2/1 but the house is actually a 4/2.

Oftentimes, there's overlap between the two recommendations, but you also get a mix of different options.Also, to shed a little light on the insurance industry, premiums have increased significantly year over year across the entire country.

Renovated all apartments, converted M2M tenants to annual leases, instituted strict rental criteria, implemented online payment portal, invested $75,000 into leasehold improvements (HVAC, drainage, exterior paint, concrete.)

Just trying to assess if I will be ok in the future assuming my inspector is giving me green light for the foundation now.

Hi Melissa,if a tenant has occupied your home for 3 years you should expect that at the point you are turning it over to a new tenant there will be something needed besides light cleaning. 

During rehab we like to tie the vent fan into the light switch for the bathroom so that it always comes on while the room is in use. 

Sold for 155k, my investor plans on doing some light cosmetic updates to bring this back to life and get it on the market for rent asap.

After some time we are able to renovate with new flooring, new paint, new light fixtures, new bathroom fixtures and vanity, new kitchen countertops, and painting the kitchen cabinets and new cabinet hardware for about $7500 on a 1/1 or 2/1 apartment.