While this might be something that Buyers are not used to because they are not comfortable getting into an agreement with an agent.

I would do what makes you comfortable, but that's what came to mind when I read your post!

With a fund some can offer tax preferred treatment such as dividend vs ordinary income so it’s something to review not just gross but net returnsThere is no right or wrong answer to this, it’s truly a preference and how comfortable you are with each type of investment

And growing a thicker skin if you're going to be a slumlord.On The Other Hand, this is a business and if the OP does not feel comfortable with a certain tenant - for any reason really - he needs to remove them, Especially if it is a month-to-month situation, it's awfully easy to do.On The Other Other Hand, I would examine my motives and suspicions very carefully before proceeding....

I would try speaking to both tenants and ask them to try and maintain a quiet environment.  

As Carlos said, there are plenty of people house hacking in the Bay, but the obvious things you need to be comfortable with are the prices and the landlord/tenant laws. 

So, I'm very comfortable in the construction space.My husband and I have been investing in real estate for 5 years, currently have 14 units.My strength has been value engineering our construction projects. 

Can you DM me the address if you are comfortable sharing, or at least the town it is in, and I may be able to assist or help point you in the right direction. 

Lower taxes mean lower overhead costs and a more favorable environment for growth, making the state even more attractive to companies looking for a business-friendly climate.Real Estate Opportunities AboundAll of these factors contribute to a real estate market that’s ripe for investment.

I think I’d like to start investing in my Roth IRA which I have but haven’t contributed since I’ve bought the duplex back in September 22 but I’m trying to figure out my budget again because I’ve moved to Los Angeles to live with my gf.My reserves have definitely taken a hit so I’d like to build it back up and am hesitant to start contributing again until I can have a reserve for my real estate (thinking 6 months worth until I’m comfortable contributing to Roth again)Is this dumb?