Since discovering removal possible on Saturday with or without tenant present, i have decided to proceed with eviction should this info be correct and providing my writ of possession does not have a deadline on serving .

I’ve been lurking BP and REI for a while now and I’ve decided it’s time to take action.

We decided to put the property in our LLC.

I remember having the conversation about the camper when the tenant first moved in and we decided that he cannot park it at the house.

That way you can make a quick trip to the property whenever needed and spend no more than 4-5 hours traveling back and forth on a single day.For Bay Area Investors, that basically leaves you with Sacramento and Stockton for driving distance (there are other options, but that's where you'll generally see the best returns) and either Las Vegas or Phoenix Metro for flying (less than 2 hours).Wherever you decide to invest, here's the two main things you're going to need:1) Knowledge of the Market: Just google "(name of area) real estate" and read every single news article on it from the last 3 years.

Also I like (Handel Homes) better, it sounds more upscale and maybe lends toward the development side of things if you ever decide to build and sell. 

I'm hesitant to post the exact listing despite being under contract, as I am wary of someone else deciding it's a great deal and telling me it's no good then pouncing on it when I bail on it. :-)

I don't have a financial model or anything like that, it's just taking the time to do the research, analyzing all the inputs and deciding if something is worth the risk.I absolutely HATE debt. 

Hi Ben, as previously mentioned, I would make sure you have a non-refundable pet deposit, with a monthly pet rent fee in place if you decided to accept pets.

I have three options and I'm trying to decide which one is the best option. #1) Sell it to one of the people who made an offer to the old owner and do no repairs at all.