. - Dallas, Memphis, etc. while CA is losing jobs/anti-landlord/etc.) that will help with tenant and income stability.

Especially when after a pretty short time I can be sending a couple hundred a month to pay down the principal elsewhere.I'm totally anti HOA for properties I live in.

If it's hot water instead of electric, then the whole system will need to be flushed and re-filled with anti-freeze.

They just passed what I consider to be a very anti-investor ordinance that has a lot of difficult rules around crime-free housing.

If you ever have any questions or need antying just message me.

But they never mention this outstanding success when talking about anti-landlord proposals such as the Jim Brooks Act, since it would undermine the FALSE NARRATIVE that there is a housing emergency.A senior legislative aideand policy advisor at the State House said: "We know there is no housing emergency.

if mandatedThere's too much of this anti gentrification stuff going around, with rent control then they force landlords to spend $100-150k on retrofitting their buildings?

I have closed two of my OREO selling to Naca financed buyers.Naca allows the seller to buy down interest rate all the way to 1/2%... buyers must go to class and learn to manage money etc. they have a website just google it.. they were and are predominatly geared towards minority borrowers and very anti predatory lending.. to the point that they had on their website the CEO of many predatory lending companies home address and pictures of their Conneticut mansions it was pretty funny really.. very disjointed though and pretty tough to get a deal through.. they have certain loan limits and income limits.. not everyone can use them if you make too much money.the one I distinctly remember selling in Jackson MS  the buyer put no money down paid 110K I contributed about 15k to buy down the rate they got 1% and the lender is B of A in this case ..

*IF* your analysis shows a cash flow at FMR, then anti-up for the down payment.

Most know I am pretty anti-debt, but here are a couple rules of thumb I go by and have used successfully.  1st- having cash gives you options.