My suggestion is to look for property in relatively good condition where you can get it rented right away." 

Aaron McCarty if you look at the formulas/metrics in isolation then the numbers don’t mean much.The formulas/numbers is all relative, especially as everyone/business has different goals and risk tolerance.Compare the results to the alternative, example: compare the historical stock market return on blue chips to an A class area.

All of this is pretty darn relative.

As for the granny flat, I'm not sure how the law works in CA, but I'm wondering how that notice to vacate relates to eviction? 

And if you’re short on time like I am, I recommend the Audible version to listen to when you’re doing relatively mindless tasks like getting ready in the mornings, driving, cooking, etc.

Anything else goes... as long as it's legal, and real estate related. ;)Excited to hear what everyone comes up with! 

He would need a licence and will never qualfy for health reasons.

Greetings, I'm relatively new to bigger pockets but have been investing in real estate for about 3 years. 

I definitely have issues with the state & city, but no where is perfect..My advice... relatively cheap yet strong economy (disagree if you wish) ;-)https://www.marketwatch.com/story/where-the-moneys-made-and-where-it-isnt-from-coast-to-coast-2017-09-26?

I am used to working with friends and family for many things real estate related so I’m not concerned about it I just haven’t done this particular partnership (outside of an LLC) before so don’t know what exactly it entails legally.