One of the RE Meetups on September 12 referenced by @Anthony Rosas may be the one hosted monthly in Sherman Oaks, CA  Below is a link in case either of you would like to attend an informative presentation with networking in a relaxed settinghttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/60...Thank you.

I'm also assuming from your post that most of these friends think doing 1 job is enough and they want to go home and "relax".

Pros and cons WV:Needs upgrades in kitchen and bathroomCloser commute More trainsBigger apartmentBetter light More parks LES:High end renovations alreadyMaybe appreciate faster since alot of development is happeningBoard seems to be more relaxed Quieter street 

Do they seem relaxed and flexible?

You may lose a deal or "miss out" on a specific deal but there are hundreds of deals just like that one you "missed".Relax, enjoy the ride, and start focusing on what you want out of real estate then take the steps to achieve that.

I have been I property management for 30+ years, dealing with bad tenants & evictions, I would suggest ( My Opinion) Let your attorney deal with it and hire a management company to manage your property (ies) this way you don't have that issue and relax and know that they will handle the situation if they arise again.

Originally posted by @Nick Colvill:I’m just curious about the data suggestion we are nearing a downturn in the San Jose area  Your comment: "I’m just curious about the data suggestion we are nearing a downturn in the San Jose area" Relax, There isn't any or he would have given the source.

Relax, willya?"

For a young family with more energy and muscle than money, it's a good deal.

But I digress because the point is not that he took drugs but that he accomplished an amazing feat and DESERVES recognition and relaxation@David Zheng Can you share more on the bumps in the road?