Steve would have had the ability to settle down his roots here instead of being priced out of the NYC location.I know Investors tend to think of only in terms of Today and find it very unpredictable to think of tomorrow, but please remember that even Squirrels think about tomorrow as they put away their Nuts for the Winter.

That's the root cause of problem.

Good thing you've recorded for the record what has transpired.What do you think is the root cause of the tenant's resistance to moving the vehicles?

How to get started with no money and bad credit:Figure out the root cause of why you have no money and bad credit.Attack the problem at its root.Save money.Fix your credit.Invest.Please do not attempt to skip steps 1-4 ... the results will not likely to be positive.

Hidden valley lake can be good along with the Konocti Riveria / Kelseyville area.Multi family is few and far between in Lake co.. might be a good play with lakefront for /air bnb craze there will no laws precluding them in 99% of the locations like whats happened in Napa valley.I lived at Silverado for a decade as well.. so pretty familar with it all. its my roots !!! 

Definitely get the survey to make sure what the seller is charging you in price is what you are getting.Example you buy a .50 acres for 45,000.The new survey reveals the actual acreage is .33 acres.So instead of paying 90,000 an acre you would be close to 135,000.Also the soil will tell how expensive it is a long with the root system to build on the land.A bunch of rock or a steep slope can get very expensive to build on.If sewer is not there and you want septic the county might require a minimum lot size to build on.You just really need to do a lot of due diligence on it.

"It is simple, but it isn't easy" - that lesson cost me lunch and I remember it every day.Sorry, I will climb down off of my soap box now before I REALLY get going on this...

You have to get at the root cause of his objection and fix that.

Their findings are the gate is leaning over to the neighbor's side due to the pressure from these roots.

I live in Chicago, and I'm looking at various metro areas within the midwest to potentially plant some roots and start developing relationships (with PMs, Agents, Contractors, etc.)My question is, what are the different variables I should look at when choosing the optimal location?