This is going to be your guide throughout your roller coaster journey and will keep you looking forward through the good and bad days.

As someone who has already gone thru a crazy roller coaster with her very first rental property investment in DC (luckily my property and I survived), I absolutely think your service as a renovation consultant would have been a huge lifesaver and saved me a lot of trouble.

It's been a roller coaster.

You sound like your are skating on thin ice financially speaking for the time being.

I closed on my property last year and so far it's been a bit of a roller coaster.

Here's a graph of San Francisco's historical high-tier home values to show you the roller coaster ride we're on:We go up, and then we go down, and then we go up even higher, and come back down again.

And that's why it's a HUGE opportunity for local investors to ride the roller-coaster California market and experience 12-36 months of appreciation and then sell at the top of the market.

Real estate is a roller coaster and sometimes you loose money.

And it's all part of the roller coaster ride.

There was paint on cabinets, outlet covers, door bell cover, and the ceiling - anything that got in the way of a roller!