I'm just a property owner looking to deal with an operator, just collecting my rent.Can anyone tell me what are the things which are different compared to the traditional residential lease in California?

Since I live in California I was wondering if anyone have experience on here regarding forming a Real Estate Fund or know of anyone that does? 

If you do not have enough equity in the home you may want to sell it to break even or 1031 exchange into a property with a positive cash flow.Unless you are in California there are multiple States or Counties to buy a good investment property that can cash flow.

.: You are in Corte Madera, California, right?

There is a lot of fact.The investor's lifestyle choices has much to do with how well passive income can serve them.For example 5k/mo passive income may not do much in California but may be more than enough if they relocated to a country with a lower cost of living, spent less than they earned and continued to invest the change.great perspective on your part!

I originally started off as an OOS investor from CA and have been pretty happy with my decision to invest here.

Im interested in buying a multi family property in Blythe, CA.

As I am in California seeking property in Pittsburgh with over 90 different neighborhoods, its very hard to tell which are the safer ones, but area vibes helps alot.

Just as the 1800s were New York's century, and 1900s California's century, the 2000s are Texas's century, and it is only just beginning.

I live in California, and bought a tax lien certificate (technically a Certificate of Purchase) on vacant commercial land in Arizona, sight unseen, at an online auction.