I leased it out to Youth With A Mission (YWAM) where they were to house a max of 12 ministry students.

Heck one of my buildings in the mission has had rent increases of 50% in 3 years!  

I was initially focused on La Jolla, Pacific Beach and Mission Beach areas, but all are subject to these new restrictions which I think will kill my revenue so I have shifted my search slightly further north to areas that have a similar feel but no such restrictions - in particular Encinitas, Cardiff and Carlsbad. 

Thanks :) Definition of good varies depending on what you are looking for:- Liberal: ocean Beach and hillcrest- Hip: Hillcrest, Pacific Beach, North Park, Bankers Hill, down town- Good/great Schools: Poway, Carmel Valley, North County coastal- party: Mission beach, downtown, Pacific Beach.- Upper class beach: Coronado, Ja Jolla, Del Mar, Encinitas, carlsbad, leucadia- Upper class inland: Rancho Santa Fe, Fairbanks Ranch, parts of Poway, Parts of RB.- Most likely to outperform market: West Chula Vista (huge development project already funded), Imperial Beach (cheapest beach properties in US for hundreds of miles)- Conservative: Much of the east county.Rural: Much of East county, Ramona, parts of Poway.My two favorite areas are Poway and encinitas, but I expect virtually everyone to have their own favorite areas.As for it being a good place to house hack. 

We meet 3rd Thursdays from 6:30-9 at the Mission Realty building near Cox/BroadDM me your contact info and I will get you on the email list and add you on FB once we get the FB Group finalized

Being a WO that has taught me is to be the subject matter expert in my field and we have to be technically and tactically proficient to accomplish any mission.

Based on our mission statement of wanting to give back.

That's mission #1 for you here, and that they know they are to be using it any time the stove is on (you can even have sensors that turn them on automatically whenever heat or smoke is detected).

Third, If your "mission statement" is really want you want to achieve for yourself then I would suggest looking up Johnathan Seigal.

This public adjuster able to diplomatically negotiate and proving the claim was way larger than what the original number would be.