It's likely minimal though.Also, make sure you are not in a Confirmation Bias Loop.  

CLVU hireda deliberately biased inspector,who cited oodles of code violations, many trumped up, like "faulty wiring" and "loose windows."

Since things in Oakland are so tenant biased, are there things to watch out for in terms of protections against phony claims of harassment or lack of attention to repairs? 

Even though the mantra generally seems to be "pick an area and make it work," especially in the twin cities area where the market seems to be favorable, I always strive to make a fact-based decision; even if that "fact-based" is subject to biased-interpretation, it still gives me a warm and fuzzy.

If you go that route I’d have 3-4 non-biased people walk it and see if they notice it.

Every person is bound by their own biases to some degree, which is going to make virtually anything you say have some degree of subjectivity.

I would consult your account for specific advice, not tax advice.I am a believer in the house hacking concept of the FHA live in fourplex so I may be a bit biased but I understand its not for everyone because not every one has the lifestyle preferences to live in one and rent out 3 other units.I have successful house hacking clients who are doing well managing themselves and some have outsourced the management of the other 3 units (personality and time preference).

I think Cleveland is much better, but I'm here so I'm clearly biased.

Of course I'm biased as an appraiser, but it is essentially useless.

Of course I'm biased because i live here.