I won the court battle and became a full time father (which in and of itself is a major undertaking) I then started a consultation business and helped over 2 dozen businesses flip their margins.

Between the zoning issues and the occupancy limits, and an ongoing short term rental battle, finding the right property might be tough.

These are situations that would prompt me to move on rather than get embroiled in a legal battle.

The manager will try and deflect to the owner, and they might battle it out to see who's ultimately liable.

You have an uphill battle to climb starting out in SoCal, but it can be done.

I'd think though that the trespass signs send exactly the opposite message and you really want to win the battle in their minds as to why exactly you're in town.

Taxes run about 7100/year and insurance about 2400/ year.It is going to be a bit of a battle to get 2 of the tenants out which I have heard are not paying their rent.

It was a Spanish client of his, whose husband passed away, after a legal battle with her late spouse's family, she won the right to sell the home that they had lived in for years.

Im a single dad with an 11 yr old son.This has been one hell of a battle! 

First off, the simple fact of the matter is that it's going to be a BATTLE to find cashflowing small multi-family in "Decent" areas of San Diego.