Ok to summarize it seems that there is Zero way to dodge CA annual fee.

. , now if specify those who sydincators who did  Exactly, for example we run a fund and have zero debt.

I’ve taken a couple of days to navigate around, and I think it’s about time I write my first post with one of the questions I have in mind.I have zero experience in the rental property business, but I am eager to learn.

Third: even if your new toy qualifies for a huge depreciation deduction, your allowable deduction may be limited, and may even be zero.

Quote from @Peter Stewart: A lot of the answer depends on your income, how long it took you to save up that money, and what your risk tolerance is. 

(Then you have zero vacancy, your business controls its rent increases, etc.)Rent out the garage to another small company. 

Also there is strict no refund policy, even from your wallet.

Real estate is a very capital intensive industry and if you do not have the money the odds of success are very low - it is no different than starting any other business - how many people do you know are successful when they start with zero?

so i had zero debt or interest payments on it while it was being fixed up. 

On a scale of 1 to 10, what is your risk tolerance level?