Work hard and don't just ride coat tail.

I was wondering, the typical insurance you need is: Landlord insurance (for fires, hail, explosions etc..)

@Austin Fruechting  WOW that is unique to not have a banking relationship with your lender.. you had to build some reporte' other wise this does not happen.. at least for most.anyway.. good job.. look me up if your out this way .. if your here in the summer can take you for a scenic ride we can go from the ocean to bend in 35 mintues  LOL..

Pay them to be there and give them a ride and MAYBE some people will show as long as it isn't early in the morning.

Late to the party, but I'm just a short traffic ride south of you.

I have heard that the screens were paid for by an insurance settlement after a very damaging hail storm last year.

@Ned Carey  thanks for tagging me.Mello Roos  oh that brings back memories I did the very first Mello roos bond act in Nevada county CA which is right up the road from where this lady hails from.Mello Roos is a utlitiy bond that is buried in your advalorum tax bill.. so you can't wipe it out its property tax.. the Mello bond is used to buy public utls from developers..

I hail from Boston, MA but love traveling the world in my free time and participating in international development activities.  

San Souci is 3-3.5 miles to town to the North - that is a car ride, not a walk and probably not a bike (but maybe). 

Sellers will find it difficult to find a buyer willing to pay enough to turn a profit under these falling price markets, and units will probably sit on the market for sale for longer durations with the current owners simply choosing to ride it out and keep renting the units for a few years until the market recovers.The good news is that if you believe interest rates will drop in the medium term, then you can take advantage of home prices that are dropping and buy more units, and then refinance in a year or two after rates have dropped.