I had credit cards in the 0% introductory period get jacked to 29.9% penalty pricing just because they could and THEY were struggling. 

I have struggled with this myself and have ultimately decided that the returns in Colorado Springs (and even Pueblo West) are strong enough for me to stay in state.

I have had some tenants struggle with the full security deposit if they are moving from one rental to another and they have a security deposit with someone else.  

He recently had a series of life threatening medical issues that took him out of work and seeing him struggle to survive financially during this time has made me hungrier than ever to achieve financial freedom for my family (I’m married and just recently had my first son)!

I live In Orange County, Ca and I’m thinking about looking into markets outside of CA but wanted to know if there was anyone who’s in California who’s going through similar market struggles.

I'm just struggling with the timing of it. 

I have had customers with 2-3 claims on a property and now they are struggling to find a carrier that will accept them and their only options are typically to go to a non-admitted surplus lines carrier which has very high premiums.Speaking as an agent i say its better to have the coverage and not need than to need it and not have it (or not enough of it).

Where I'm really struggling is trying to determine the value of this property to know what is a fair price (I know every deal is a good deal at the right price :).  

We did live with him to help out o the financial side. since we moved out hes been struggling. he offered the us to buy in for what he owes 140k arv would be $450 it needs about 20k in lighter rehab.

Unless to tailgate, that's okay.Lafayette in turn has your true blue collar, struggling, uneducated factory worker.