They seem like a rock solid company.

Not being there and knowing the local market, I still think there may be an option to hold that house and deal with the negative CF for a year or two....allowing the natural market equity increase to catch up.

The Daily, the NY Times Podcast - discusses the recent NAR bombshell decision that rocked the real estate world.BTW - Did you know that the NAR owns the company that makes the lock boxes that agents use every day?

If the trip is primarily personal in nature, the traveling expenses to and from the destination are not deductible even though the taxpayer engages in business activities while at such destination.

I'm and CA girl who's now in PA... loving nature and excited to expand my contact list and grow my Company portfolio!

I would ask if it is natural gas or propane. 

I think that Bakersfield is poised to be a great market moving into the future because we have a lot of new construction happening from the Outlets, to Tejon, to Hard Rock, and that is only a few of the larger things that is happening in the area. 

Given you bought a little studio, that's unlikely to be the case.Hopefully I don't sound negative, as this isn't my nature or my purpose. 

Cody,There was a time when portfolio loans were definitely the way to go, specifically when rates were at rock bottom and you could bundle as many of them at that rate as possible.

That could be expensive , if you are tying in to natural gas at the street , 5 grand and up . more if they have to cross the road .