You know it kills me that when I used to go, some tenants would not pay their rent and would have the nerve to actually show up to the court. 

If you are  looking to buy a property and worry about damage due to flooding, you will want to consider examining the waterproofing efforts that may or may not have taken place and potential hazards related to proper water runoff.

Otherwise, they would be homeowners or on their way to be homeowners in most cases.So, beyond looking at trying to tighten up your vetting process, you may wish to examine your approach to property management and how you handle the situations that have and will come up.

There are 2 methods of using my program to examine total absorption, I am not sure which you are using to arrive at your conclusion.Method 1: If you are using the dashboard (entering City/Zip and pressing Go), the %'s you are seeing are the % difference from the last Quarter or Year, so they would be different for every City/Zip Code (one zip code absorption increased 90% and another only increased 30%).Method 2: If you are using the Statistics Menu options below the Dashboard and generating charts for your specific City/Zip, the SF/Bay Area was last updated 9/29, so it has most of Q3, and no Q4 transactions:So if you were generating charts for a Specific City/Zip with the 'Rental Data' or 'Sales Data' radio inputs below the dashboard, and looking at the Q4 total absorption of the Bay Area (or a Zip Code in the Bay Area), the issue you replied about makes sense, the data is simply missing.If you could please clarify I will look into it and report back, thanks

And a lot do.I read an article recently that was examining the threat of over saturation, but the article also says most people aren't all that worried about it.

And telemedicine is incredibly easy to use for therapy because you don’t have to physically examined.

Again, others might feel differently here.3) property level due diligence: (takes seconds to weeks per deal): here is where I drill in with the low-level details.a) pro forma popping: I examine all the assumptions, and see if they are overoptimistic or not.

I found this on lonestarlandlaw.com: "If challenged by the tenant/buyer, a judge may examine the totality of the circumstances, including the intent of the parties, and declare that the arrangement is a de facto executory contract.

I know the idea of investing out-of-state can be a bit nerve-wracking, especially for a new investor like you.

Examine your system, can you scale what you’re currently doing?