Currently, we're in the red about $650 per month, which isn't a big deal for us since we prioritized moving out of the condo and living closer to work.

Above picture is the afterAbove picture is the beforeI bought a small sfr pictured above in which I prioritized rehabbing the inside first so it’s livable, which took a couple months but now complete.

The rules here changed for the last round of funding-- where people with evictions pending are prioritized which sucks because I hate to file (damaging) eviction suits on tenants that are likely to pay in the end.Another reason we may have seen higher applications is because we put a mutually beneficial system in place for working with tenants who ( we knew) needed help but might could/would have begged, borrowed or scraped to make the rent had no aid been available.I do expect to fully collect 100% of rent due for the entire moratorium period.

The key is to prioritize.

That being said, it's been difficult to prioritize cash flow and find any deals given California housing market prices.

We are wanting to rent the property, just curious as to what those steps should look like and what should be prioritized first.

Hey everyone,I am looking for advice and ideally a prioritized list of action items for clearing forest on the land to make buildable lots.

There were tenants in place that the seller was prioritizing, which was why my lower offer came out on top since I indicated that I was interested in keeping any tenants conditional on rent roll.

Please reach out if you'd like to collaborate in the future or have any advice for what I can be doing  to move towards my goals! 

Prioritize the essential updates, like the floors.