The appraiser pegged the value at $100 over the contract price, which is good news...I believe this is the final condition of the loan, and we've rescheduled closing for this Friday at noon.Hopefully no more drama before closing!

"Take it or leave it" may sound harsh, but it's an attitude most experienced contractors will handle their business.

Most common is 1976 or newer, but there are a lot of municipalities that are much more harsh.

That's harsh, but I worry also true to some extent.

Solid tenant base.Down side is the PG County Council just implemented pretty harsh rent control.

Too much drama for multiple party deals.find a better tenant with no flags but go with your gut

I don't mean for that to sound harsh, but I just think it is a reality.

This is San Diego though, so it's not like harsh weather would be a problem.I am also wondering what the process is like to do this conversion.

I personally do not expect declines beyond impact from rising rates in San Diego because 1) there is a housing shortage (supply/demand) 2) the area is geographically constrained by ocean, Mexico, Camp Pendleton, and quick harsh environment going east 3) climate is near best in nation 4) diverse good employment. .

I absolutely believe if his portfolio had a slower start in class B buildings, without the class C drama, his portfolio would twice or three times the size it is now, and he would be happier.