But if it were me, in Calfornia, with today's political climate, I would sell that sucker in a heartbeat and invest in another state that still believes in fairness.

I also don’t think current salaries in our area can support how expensive housing has become here….on top of that this whole covid economic climate is a bit unnerving. 

There will always be people that want to live on the East coast, or Alberta etc, but given the chance, a lot of people will move to places where the climate is better, ie West coast.Strong cashflow and high cap rates are great, but what if a small percentage of the population start relocating to the West coast?

Limited risk from climate change8.

What I absolutely never agreed with was the tone that was trendy for a bit which was blatant bashing of SF Bay Area and crutching those “Bay Area exodus” arguments - using clickbait articles- on climate change (forest fires), homelessness, pandemic and high cost of living.

Far fetched-maybe; diabolical and entirely doable given today's political climate.

In this climate you really need to go to a lawyer on this one.

“This is how we achieve net-zero energy in new construction,” said Elizabeth Babcock, the Denver climate team manager, noting that the city has established greenhouse gas reduction goals.

That is the best opportunity we've seen for quite some time in this market climate. 

A concern is that the tenant will not be able to pay their rent in this COVID climate.