If it’s in a neighborhood with large houses with lots of garages, it might struggle to draw customers, unless they’re storing large RV’s and other toys.

Now I might also take some of that and put it in individual stocks that I choose but its still a buy for the long haul and not a day trading type of scenario. 

Later we remodel all 49 units very minor paint and some kitchen we put 3,500 per unit = $171,500 in cash we are into it for $639,500 and we get Cash flow after PM and Mortgagee and all the toys = $13,315 every month mailbox money which is 25.1% on Return on our money how much do you guys make and where thank you

My view is that any San Diego buy and hold REI investment will have good returns in the long haul. 

@Jonna Weber Thanks, I just hope it's not that big of an issue, but I hear that it can be and total joist over haul!

The company has 0% interest for the first year and the loan is over three years so it allows me to space things out over the long haul.

I was introduced to a "system" but not long into toying with the idea of working with it I realized we practiced different ethics and we will leave it at that. but...out of that came a great mentor..he thought I knew more than I did...maybe I knew more than I realized..

How about offering them help with cleaning up their yard and getting excess junk hauled away which can definitely increase the value your property in a buyers eye?

If you’re “in it for the long haul” a few months of remaining leases that aren’t what you want.

Once you've done that, swapping the ones in the occupied units will go faster.If you have a truck, you can haul the old heaters to the scrap yard and make a buck or two on them.