Ok so i didn't pay it before the tax deadline (mistake) but when i sent over my tax return to our lender i was told to not pay it but instead it will get paid by escrow from the cash out.

Even when markets weren't as tight, like when I started, it was 6 months until my first pay day, and about a year before I had enough deal flow to have reliable income.I'm surprised you are having a hard time finding IT work in CA right now.

Opportunities are certainly feeling tight these days, at least for the properties we are looking for.

Hello, I'm in the process of purchasing my first commercial property, I'm finding out that the due diligence process is all over the map, often with missing documents and deadlines.

That will give you a list.But if you're serious, particularly our small tight market, I'd recommend getting ahead of the game through personal connections. 

Remember, credit is tight so banks will fund properties backed by investors who have track record...and there will be alot of deals they can pick and choose from.finally, MF investing is all about cash flow.

I took a look at it a few months ago and should have pulled the trigger - shoulda coulda woulda.We're in step three of a four step real estate cycle, so if you can hold tight, there will be some opportunities.

The answer, their occupancy deadline gives them the right.

Rent appreciation has a tight relationship with property appreciation. 

It would be tight on space if 1bdrm and require a roommate you like or can at least tolerate.