If the business model of your development in 1998 was for people to buy homes in Patterson and commute to the Bay Area for work, I am pretty sure the reason why those banks would not touch that project was not because of the tech industry...The REI world West of the "tri-Valley" is a completely different animal. 

With recent updates, new flooring, a fresh coat of paint and updated appliances, this home is turn key and ready to be enjoyed.

Anyone have experience with emotional service animal requests when your insurance doesn't allow for pets? 

However in a niche market and a shorter term lease can provide a higher return, but its another animal entirely.

Purchase price: $53,000 Cash invested: $121,000 Originally a 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home with an unfinished basement that was destroyed by animals when I first bought it.

My paint guy also sold me a primer that he tinted to match my top coat, thereby making the top coat go further.

My understanding is that if someone has a service animal or emotional support animal, I'm required to allow it in my state unless that specific animal might pose a threat to others.

Always ask if they have any animals (not pets).

We did it..put 7K in escrow as an earnest deposit.Then he demanded more things before closing not on contract like evicting tenants he didn't like bc of a boyfriend staying there and having them out before buying..or trying to evict them for things we're not illegally allowed to do like having an emotional support animal he didn't want in there.He showed up multiple times unannounced the weekend before it was supposed to close. 

It took me a while to settle down and turn into a human being instead of an animal!