I wouldn't get bogged down by such a detailed examination of a tenant. 

The nerve of that heffa to call the cops!  

It was extremely nerve-wracking and I know my board doesn't even consist of bad, vindictive people, just busy people.

It was nervewracking, and it's been a bit of a ride, but it was definitely worth it! 

They will have security/fire safe file cabinets for closed loan files, employee records, administrative reports, past examination records, etc. and banks are required to have off site storage for duplicate items to meet emergency prepairdness plans, in case the main branch is blown away.Other storage customers are medical facilities, your public school system stores tons of records, city and county offices have files that are not sensitive, and just about anyone who is getting a croweded office like your insurance agent.

All of this is due to the legwork involved of cross examining a qualified applicant and having boots on the ground to deliver sane day maintenance requests.

If you are in a tight budget don't forget the permits and architectural drawings will add considerably to the cost along with increases in material and labor, so examine all the numbers and consider markets outside of California if you want CF.

It is also very uncomfortable and nerve-racking having her in the home, which is why we are desperate to find a way to expedite this!

Being able to evaluate the market analysis and even examine ARV options based on sale price/renovation costs and MLS/AVM comparables. 

Oops, I think I hit a nerve.