I would contact the Dept. of Aging and Adult Services or Adult Protective Services or its equivalent in San Diego and report this situation. 

Once in awhile I will work on the projects myself and for awhile I employed 2 people to cut the costs of subs, however after operating that way for about a year I found it was wiser to cut the two employees loose and operate with subs exclusively.

I think she is referring to the end of the exclusive period, when my little HUD house would go out to non owner occupants.

John Underwood look at it this way, did you sign a contract with Homeaway to exclusively list on their site in return for a premiere listing?

I'm a young adult (just turned 20) and college student entering my last year of college this fall.

with no history of investing, you best option will be to purchase a property as owner occupant and house hack. this is the main way people make purchases under 20%. in fact, most banks want 25% for investment property. you will find that any loans under 20% are going to be almost exclusively for owner occupied properties

Also, if you have more than one credit card (MC/VISA), use one exclusively for rental, will help keep track of expenses. 

Adult only or seniors communities often will be of somewhat higher quality and much easier to manage.

Episode 272 is my favorite and I think I need to relisten to it a few more times.The last few years of my life Ive started an online juggling store and run an annual circus camp for adults in California.

@Lauren KeenTax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor is good book and does make the investor think about deductions he/she is entitled to.You are entitled to a home office deduction if you had an area in your home that you used for your business(file cabinet to save tenant files, office desk to take and place calls) that was regularly and exclusively used for your business.There is one caveat with the home office deduction.