I'm have trouble getting a quote for fire insurance, due to State Farm pulling out of the market.

Half Moon Bay is a good area - which includes Moss Beach, El Granada  - it pulls from the Bay Area population and out of town people.   

They pull in, they get lit up, you get notified, and you call the police.

The city gave me 3 options: 1) return the unit to a garage, 2) get an architect or draftsman to draw up the building plans and then pull permits, or 3) get a structural engineer to "stamp" it and say that it's up to code.

Originally posted by @Kevin Smith:After going in to crawlspace and pulling full length spaghetti out of drain for 2nd timeMe: the next time you will pay for a plumber.Tenant: I don’t even eat spaghetti.Me: then why is there spaghetti in your sink (in non-disposal side)Tenant: silence... 

Loan officers are quick to tell you they can do the deal just to pull credit and then quicker to stop calling.

It can get pretty complex versus long term rentals - I'd highly suggest using tools like AirDNA that has pretty sophisticated data and projections on STRS in every market before pulling the trigger

If you go to the repair just pull her away from the repair and talk to her, keep her away from the HVAC guys. 

Just waiting to get the word on our move date from my husband's company before pulling the trigger on engaging with realtors and sellers. 

I have a fair amount of equity in the home I'd be more than happy to pull out and utilize!