You can print this CA Dept of Consumer Affairs webpage to send to them, too, regarding the security deposit law:http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/se...Along with this article about breaking leases:http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/...Then, advertise it again, keep proof of advertising - even if it's Craigslist, you can print out the ad in a way that shows the date you printed it out.  

https://bc-firm.com/chicago-se...You could be liable for 2x security deposit due to RLTO.

Not price.Cap rate = Net operating income/Price.Change the Price any way you want and the cash flow won't be affected per se.

@Drew Hittner As an Arizona Property Manager with a focus on the SE Valley area I would struggle to be convinced this would be a good idea. #1 this tends to be a low crime bedroom community area. 

BTW, my focus now is acquiring value-add MF assets in the SE -- primarily the Carolinas.

You can find these opportunities in the SE, Texas and the midwest - to name a few. 

$50k might work in some portions of central, north and southwest Florida but might not be all that great to work with in some places closer to SE Florida.

Hi there, I'm an aspiring investor looking for opinions on a potentially great opportunity that's right in front of me.Several years ago I inherited a 50% stake in a SFH in a small town (population ~10,000) in SE Minnesota.

If you are talking Single Family homes in SE Michigan, not Detroit with a value of 50K to 300K with replacement cost being $110/sq ft,  built post-WWII,600-1100/yr. thats a sliding scale based size, value.Of course that number reduces with volume.

Since the class has started a few of her students have even came on into our office and joined us touring houses for some homes on the market in SE Portland.