Unfortunately for Statefarm, she is a small business owner in San Deigo with a large following.

Hi Chris Seveney, I just built a 2 unit in san diego and I was thinking about going solar on those unit's, but I don't know how the billing process works, the tenant pays the bill, or it's better to include it in the rentthank you 

Reno, on the other hand in the heart of the West, offers a more consistent track record-just what you want for peace of mind in your investments.Key Points:1) Reno is holding its own with solid occupancy rates for multifamily properties.2) Across the West, occupancy is more consistent, and Reno fits right into this pattern.3) For a balanced approach to investment, Reno’s stability is worth considering.For those San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Los Angeles investors looking at the big picture, Reno is a smart choice.Source: Freddie Mac Multifamily 

@Juan MoraHave you had a contractor price the rehab - I have heard San Diego is extremely expensive on rehabs and $100k rehab gets you very little.

I'm looking at a property in San Antonio that has a very dilapidated pool and I'm trying to get an idea of what it might cost to either fix it up or fill it in.

It came with the strategy book, a VHS explaining the entire thing, AND a book of current tax leins for the area I picked at the time, San Bernardino, CA.

Joshua Tree, Big Bear, Palm Springs, San Diego would be good markets to look into.

@Seth ThompsonI am active in the San Bernardino mountains area. 

I have been looking around the LA county area with an agent for months and 600k can only get me a 2b2b condo for the most part, if I want to stay away from San Bernardino or other ghetto areas. 

ADU Builder here, I know you were especially wanting to hear from us :)  I'm down in San Diego and hope to offer a perspective of value, as we don't serve your area and I've devoted my life to ADUs for the past four years.