Be strong through this battle.

You really have to pick your battles with the assessor's office.

Pick your battle wisely.

That being said probably fighting an uphill battle to prove it and to get them evicted, if that is the route you would take.

Down the road I would be very interested in a much larger property but want to make sure I can handle the ownership/management of some smaller ones first.My wife is very risk adversed which makes this first purchase quite the battle at times but I am very confident we will be successful and grow our portfolio over time.I look forward to meeting and interacting with everyone!

I've no battle scars in the World War of REI just yet, but I'm not too proud to ignore solid advice.

Of course SF is super intense and crazy with all the new tech $$$ pouring in, and the battle over rent control continues unabated.

You have to do some real research on why the taxes on the lot are not being paid. 1) Could be simple mistake - then the lot owner will redeem to keep the lease payment income from the building owner coming in. 2) Building parcel owner and lot parcel owner are in a legal battle.

I wouldn't pick that battle.

Major state battle over what to do with all of our extra money!