There are so many fewer properties of that size.A couple of investors who have been tremendously successful with SFH and small multi - Chad Carson, Michael Zuber.

How SB-684 Works in High-Risk CEQA Zones // Property & Lot Requirements · SB-684 applies to properties up to 5 acres. · Allows 2 to 10 residential units, each up to 1,750 sq. ft. · A maximum of 10 lots per project, with each lot at least 600 sq. ft. // Fire & Earthquake Safety · No building allowed in Very High Fire Severity Zones, as designated by state fire maps or the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. · In earthquake fault zones, construction is restricted unless the project meets strict seismic safety standards. // Flood Zone Restrictions · Development in flood zones must follow floodplain management and federal flood control regulations. · Projects in floodways require certification to ensure they don’t increase flood risks.

Many investors ask me when and how to make the jump from single-family to multi-family properties.

We’d love to keep our investment properties closer to home. 

Quote from @Alex Clark: Looking to buy a property in Ohio Depends.

Simply report your accurate rents and expenses which you should be tracking as well and not simply relying on your property management company and their reporting. 

But before calling someone make sure their number is not on do not call registry.After saying all of that, as an owner of multiple rental properties - I don't like to be called, received text from unknown persons if I didn't provide explicit permission to be contacted.

Quote from @Amy Jones: Hi, I'm looking to buy my first property soon and I would ideally like to become a section 8 landlord.

We own a total of 13 units spread out over 6 properties.

They have people invested in individual properties, especially students.