Walk every unit with an ipad, make written notes and pics of what each unit needs re upgrades--match that to remaining rental contract length.Have a professional inspection done, with a sewer cam, also be aware if anti backflow devices have been installed, and where they are at (exactly where they are at).Pay attention to the electrical system in the inspectors report.Walk the entire lot with the ipad and make written and pic notes of things you must improve, want to improve.You will need to have fixup dollars estimated for the needed repairs and upgrades.You may have to pay a General Contractor to walk with you to give you estimates.That's just a few things off the top of my head--there are many more.Good Luck!

Perhaps rather than responding so childishly, consider making an effort to Do Better when feedback is received, or at the very least don't respond with inflammatory nonsense.

It has to do with the bank's risk appetite with respect to Anti-Money Laundering regulations is all.

-Glasgow: political risk and turning anti landlord.

As for free markets, if company A has the best product and owns the majority of the market... as long as they are not anti-competitive and/or violate anti-trust laws... they are allowed to enjoy a dominant market share.

However, there is a large anti-STR sentiment in many areas in San Diego. 

Politicians who create and anti-landlord climate have to defend their actions. 

They seem to get updated frequently as laws change or tenants come up with new anti-owner strategies.Then again I've seen a friend use a very basic 2 page lease he wrote that is 100% month to month.....some people don't like it, but in a way I think it is genius. 

This is especially true if you're in unincorporated LA County or in an anti-housing jurisdiction.- LA City garage conversions are fast to permit (4-6 weeks once a plan checker is assigned) if your drawings are good and you aren't in any special districts (e.g.

(often with the assistance of well meaning "tenant advocacy" type groups who are normally CLUELESS to the fact that a good deal of their efforts are NOT stopping the proverbial "greedy slumlords" who do exist, but I think in far smaller #'s than many of the anti-landlord crowd imagine and their efforts and waste of money that's either taxpayer $$ via grants, etc or charitable donations and it all goes so often to HELP some grifter sleazebag tenant who's just gaming the system and has done it many times before.