I think the liberals are putting their arms around California and will continue on making it less profitable.  

Washington Post may have a liberal bias, but the numbers come from Homeland Security:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/12/16/the-numbers-ted-cruz-cited-on-past-deportations-during-the-cnn-debate-were-way-off/

This also tends to be the part of town that attracts our most liberal artsy population, for what it's worth.

I went to Rollins College which is a small liberal arts college majoring in Business.

were talking code violations, tax bill payment history, owners contact info etc....I know every state/county is different however if your in an area that has that info readily available, JACKPOT!!!

If the cost to rebuild is significantly higher than the cost to buy a property and it is reasonable to believe that population growth will continue to rise, one might hit the jackpot.

ITP has many areas that are much more liberal and has more younger people. 

You may run into broken links and have to guess where to find the info that used to be there.Check this out Jeff on current lawshttp://sfist.com/2017/03/06/david_chiu_rent_contro...https://mises.org/blog/rent-control-makes-good-pol...http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/other/wynne-liberals...

It is liberating and something I want to continue to build upon.Visiting before I invest has always been part of the plan. 

When you estimate your numbers be conservative with your Income and liberal with your expenses. 3.