You’re paying big money to target people who explicitly want to hold on to their homes, all in the hope of convincing them to sell.

In addition, some of those fire victims can afford to pay top of market price for homes. 

Trying to pay the least amount of taxes legally possible. 

Make the tenants pay their own utilities. 

You will need to pay down the mortgage AND have the property appreciate to a point where you have access to equity above your current primary loan.

We pay close attention to how people move through the space, creating homes that feel effortless to live in.Outdoor Spaces That Shine: In San Diego, outdoor living is non-negotiable.

NeighbothoodScout shows appreciation for this century at 3.64% or ~$10.5k/year plus there will be equity pay down of -$2.7k. ~$13200  (forecast equity increase) -$4200 (cash flow) = $9k First year profit ideally that will increase annually.  

Is that amount worth risking at this time potentially having to pay from your primary residence?

If you pay $300,000 for a property and it rents for $3,000, that is 1%.

Why should you pay for something that isn't your fault?