Here we are able to serve a Notice to Vacate the day after rent is due - this gives the tenant 7-days to pay or 15-days to move out (the first time they are served ... on subsequent occurrences they have 7-days to pay and 15-days to move).  

@Nicholas MoffettYour original post and almost all subsequent posts were about smoke and lawsuits, especially lawsuits.  

However, some of the subsequent properties that we bought cashflow about $300 a month.

(My reply was to an earlier post I didn't see a subsequent on wthat WAS very good.)No.

If you fail the exam, it will cost you another $60 every subsequent time you take it as well.  

(I noted in Health Dept letters that the county had a moratorium on new lots when owner at the time wanted to do a subsequent expansion, so the 25 lot opportunity sounds exciting). 

My impression has been that if the Bay Area falls significantly, then most of those other hot markets drop quickly behind it.So, if you were someone with absolute perfect timing, maybe the optimal play would have been to get out of the Bay Area a couple years ago, to continue riding the perfect wave upwards in markets that are now outperforming us (and subsequently getting out before the next correction).

---I do expect the stock market to crater come Sept-Oct.

Yes, I did serve a 30 day notice and subsequently a Notice of Cure/Quit. 

A corollary to my questions:  let's say I have a disability (or not), can I just go out and get myself a dog, get them trained (even though I don't have to subsequently show proof) and then just claim it's a "service dog" and hide under the shroud of the ADA without having to answer anything more than those two questions?