Looks like I need to dig a little deeper on the tenant history, from what we got from them, they've been there the two years since rehab.

There are still deals to be had in CA and there always will be, you just have to dig a little harder to find them.

You can google it online to see exactly how but from what I remember it was basically dig a hole, fill it with water, then sit there for an hour and measure how far the water drops every 15 minutes.

I also got to dig a little deeper into the income and cost approach an appraiser will use.2.

If anyone has interest in hearing more on the local impact here, I could try and dig a little deeper and see if I can find some more credible studies as I would probably have access to something like that. 

They are much more popular when you go to sell.You could dig a basement pool just the same.A normal home, no matter how small would be more work--but you get a lot more out of it too.You can lean the basics of how to build a regular home on the internet.Look how cute this small home is?

I always see threads where NEW investors say they have "X" amount of money to invest so I wanted to dig a little bit deeper into those examples in hopes of educating and learning further.

No way could I sweat on a valve, or dig a hold big enough to put wrenches down there. 

On a side note, I always understood the redemption period being after the Sheriff sale (before it is confirmed in the court) or it was 30 days prior to the Sheriff sale (After the NOD).I will dig a little deeper into the Ohio laws as I would like to at least start pumping out the 2 FT of water in the basement due to the flood this city just underwent.  

You’ll always be able to find better deals off-market, but you’ll have to dig a little harder.