But based on my research:CA Proposition 13 limits the tax rate for real estate to no more than one percent of the full cash value of the property.The proposition decreased property taxes by assessing values at their 1976 value and restricted annual increases of assessed value to an inflation factor, not to exceed 2% per year.

I noticed a decrease in taxes by adding my first rental.

On the note above, are you finding that the % of homes valued under $100,000 is decreasing year over year?

Nac has been growing pretty fast lately. 160 million construction going on at the college right now.

@Carter HendersonBy definition a seller credit is just a credit at closing which decreases your cash to close amountWhat you are thinking about, or trying to decide between the two, is a seller concession.

Are there ways you can decrease your expenses (do you own or rent, if you own can you rent a suite)? 

Any major developments, is the population increasing or decreasing, are businesses doing well?

The other thing you are doing too is decreasing the chance of bad reviews.

After the decrease, there will still be jobs that remain.

When they decrease in the future will the government be handing out subsidies to the “now victim” landlords, lol.