Paul, and Duluth, MN, as well as the greater Twin Cities metro area and Rochester.  

Quote from @Paul Azad: Those Annuities don't sound great, 6.4% yield if just you on the policy and only 5.8% if you add your wife to inherit the policy if you die someday (sorry but high likelihood, nothing lasts forever)consider as recc above, find a few good syndicators with several upcoming deals you can identify within 45 days of the sale of your condos (sell all 15 as a package to some investor), then invest as a TIC, tenant in common, with one syndication deal, there won't be any fees, then make sure it's a longer term 10 year at least investment, then keep rolling until death.

Quote from @Paul T.: Nothing herein is legal advice.Effective July 1, 2024, California Civil Code section 1950.5 generally prohibits a landlord from collecting more than one month’s rent as security deposit, whether the rental is furnished or not.

Thank you for your time, Paul

Quote from @Matthew Paul: Earn more money , spend more money .

@Paul Wurster, sorry for such a delayed reply and yes, I agree with you. 

Quote from @Matthew Paul: Even if they put a trash can , who would empty it ?  

Quote from @Matthew Paul: There is one agent that didnt get their 2.5% . 

@Paul De Luca thanks for your questions.

Quote from @Paul Azad: Quote from @Dean Valadez: Quote from @Adam Bearup: Hello BP community,I'm interested to learn what most investors do with the portion of rental income commonly set aside for cap ex, repair, and vacancy costs.