I would like some thoughts around successful transition plans some of you have tried to increase rent, move some tenants out and transition utilities back to all tenants (water is currently paid by the owner). 

It's always a good feeling to see others who have transitioned from a solid career to some level of real estate investing.

Hello BP, so the area that i focus on is currently developing a new mass transit that will be complete very soon.

Unless, of course, you have a lot of time on your hands and are thinking of transitioning into the real estate business.But then I would still recommend using a broker for YOUR property.Remember that saying about the attorney that is representing himself…he has a fool for a client?

The East Bay is where most of the gentrification in the Bay is happening, with the rapid-transit system, BART, being the main engine of growth for people who want a quick commute into their jobs in San Francisco.

If you don't mind me asking, how was your transition from working in your company to becoming an agent?

I think it's great  that you've done some investing in Canada to set you up for a transition to FL.  

Eventually, a transition into a full-time real estate career is something I see occurring down the road. 

I would keep him through the transition and see what he's like to work with.

I had an inherited tenant that was receiving benefits from the GI Forum bill and was approved to transition to the HUD-VASH program.