@Robert Lozzi I hear you, I've never really been one to go into the paid gimmicks, I'm more of a just do the work myself and figure it out along the way, I'm always interested in talking with new people so well def be having a conversation soon.

I can't find much information except for its ICC-ES evaluation sheet.I asked the builder why he used this instead of Tyvek and it has taken him a week to answer and even then the answers have been vague ("it should behave the same").

That first property was going to be through Morris Invest, but after reading some of these reviews/comments, I seem to be having a moment of pause.Everyone's path to financial freedom starts somewhere under various circumstances.

https://www.nbcnews.com/business/sec-charges-cash-flow-king-podcaster-11-million-ponzi-scheme-rcna117253He was one of rhe first gurus I listened to

I love dogs and have always had them, but I totally get the reservation about having them in a rental when you can't be there to see that they are well behaved.

Storage makes all the difference in the economics of this, because of the amount of solar power California already has.I think most of the systems will not only have solar they will be having solar plus storage (batteries).Tesla will be the big winner.

However the younger folks that I’m starting to rent to seem to be having less basic manners and skills and seem to need more reminders and guidance in being taught what is expected of them as they start living on their own.

My suggestion would be have a a look at some flood maps and perhaps adjust your investing to where you feel more comfortable.

I hope it helps anyone else that may be having the same thoughts as me.

However, the boyfriend sat outside for a while blasting loud music, came in smelling of weed (illegal in our state) and immediately started asking questions about keeping multiple vehicles at the property (against the rules) and behaving in a manner that screams ‘problem/nuisance tenant’.