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just a suggestion to throw in here too... if you treat others with respect, you will get respect back.

However these days with the run ups being caused by people treating REI as the next (get rich quick/stock market/retirement fund/pick your investment) scheme, its starting to look like appreciation is truly no longer something we can rely on.

this ain't no job. if you treat it like a job - you'll make like 40k a year and that's crap.

I would say "customer's", but you clearly are not treating them as a customer.

You need to have a chat with the school, get an authorization from the applicant to verify this matter.It's all about a comfort level with a SFD rental, if it's an apartment, stick close to your guidelines as their neighbors can't be viewed differently, treat all the same.

Just remember Neil, you may find a nice deal in SoCal, but there inherent difficulties with being a landlord in CA, tenants are generally treated as endangered species by the courts, one of the reasons I haven't been excited about buying more SFR's in CA.Andrew

As much as you care that his tenants are treated fairly and with respect, they are his tenants.

>> If you sell the 4-plex to a Buyer who plans to live in one of the units, the sale may be treated as a principal residence transaction in your state.

Wash it, treat it, prime it with oil based primer, paint.