That's why for me California for me seems so undesirable for buy/hold investors (besides the fact that prices are way too high to cash flow unless its recession time 2008-2012)It kills me to hear how long it takes to evict someone in California.  

I was going to make it into a over-sized mud room, which is probably not the best use of space.  

Everyone has something undesirable so far.

Again, I have no experience nor references to verify anything good or bad, so you must do your own due diligence.I have not heard any mud slinging (bad press) about either Scott Carson or Eddie Speed, so that is likely a positive.Frankly I initially researched notes because I wanted to create my own notes and sell a portion of the note with an arrangement where the partial buyer would have a safe LTV and we would both participate in the cash flow. 

Obviously it's not worth this amount (after living in it for a month I felt it wasn't worth this much even without the repair issues, so you can understand there are a lot of other issues I haven't noted here that make it an undesirable residence - friends and family kept asking me why the heck I was paying so much). 

Picking up rent even if it is not in cash cold very well attract undesirable attention and place you at risk.Please consider your safety.

I use a standard scoring system.Find out if your insurance coverage disallows any breeds.You may end up needing to accept an undesirable animal, then you have to hope for the best and keep them accountable to the rules, damages, and quiet enjoyment for others.

That right there is reason enough to nip this cancer in the bud and get rid of these types of undesirables.

Stay under market if you have a undesirable property otherwise why would you supplement your tenants rent.

Whether you are a Section 8 property or not, you still want to get tenants who will pay rent and not damage your property, or cook meth in it, etc.If the only people who are willing to live in a property are criminals or undesirables, then you will have problems.So, no, not any property will be a good investment.