AB 2819 unfairly keeps rental property owners in the dark and from knowing the truth about prospective tenants.

It was a total shot in the dark, but he is interested.So, we bought a 4 plex last year, with conventional, 20% down financing.

BTW - we are referring to the home as The Spearmint Rhino due to her luxurious color, not because there is a stripper pole in the attic, but don't worry - we may add one.

Mind changer is a factor, if you pay me 5 times to paint the same wall 5 times, just because you don't like the color, that's a no no for me.

@Michael Basta,nicely done, you brought light into that old house (ahem cave).if you don't mind me asking, what color/code paint you used?

Looks great, love the kitchen color scheme.

Been to a couple of networking events but still in the dark about where to start.

We all know how people are when they look at a property don't like the paint color etc. was wondering if it was a good idea to find someone and finish it to their liking's.

Also if you have a new lease term but at a low cap rate in the 5's will require a larger down payment.The lender matches the down payment with appraised dark value if the tenant does not renew in the option so that the mortgage will be at or not higher than dark shell value of the building.There is a lot to the financing side of NNN and it can make or break a deal.

There's nobody to tell us what trees to cut, what colors are acceptable to paint the home, when to mow our lawn, what kind of vehicles can be parked in the driveway, where to place our garden hose and trash can, etc.