What's the most valuable thing you learned recently being on the fourms; who had a hand in helping you discover that information?

I have a wooden retention wall as attached which is about 30 year old I think from the time when this building was constructed, I have made slope down on right hand side corner last year for landscapers, tenants to go into ditch to cut the grass rather than leave it become mini forest with poison ivy plants as well there.

Their people are very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.I also recommend that any who can to go to their expo - there is a lot of great information for investors. 

Do people invest in them with particular strategies in mind (development project down the line)? 

His team has gone out of their way to answer all my questions and hold my hand through the entire process.

We were in the flipping business not the landlord hand holding business so we needed the folks out.I know you East coast folks really rely on Lawyers for your day to day real estate stuff.

A great way to network and meet people in your local community is to attend in person meet ups.

As I left, there were still fifteen-twenty people left to pay.I am new to the auction setting, but there is no way this can be the normal procedure to pay at the end of an auction.

They were not to blame, other people coming from less than where I was got to where they were promised. 

>ADU's are generally a great return on investmentI could not disagree with this more in southern CA for hands off ADUs added in SF zoned areas.