Unfortunately in my opinion there is a lot of noise in the wholesaling game, people are always bringing "deals" to investors but they are not always necessarily a "good/great deal" and most of the time I see properties in my area from wholesalers their numbers are completely off.

unfortunately I think Alameda County's moratorium could block even at-fault evictions, not just non-payment.

This presents a situation where were looking for a niche tenant - someone who can afford to buy a home but has life circumstances leading them to rent and who also does only minimum cooking or eats out a lot.

Unfortunately, I don't have any rentals available, but when you get here if you want to grab coffee & chat, I'm in!

We had to deal with some contractor issues along the way, schedules & deadlines were not met unfortunately.

Unfortunately, I feel like cash flow is harder to come by with properties especially in NoVa where the price of properties are already so high.

I have told my tenants that I was planning on converting the garage since February, and kept on updating them over the last few months that yes the conversion is indeed happening, this is the date to expect it to start etc.Due to their own personal circumstances, they brought an elderly parent over to the rental unit, along with a bunch of stuff that they are storing in one of my garages (that I will be converting).

Unfortunately if I take equity out of my any of my deals, I'd probably be below the 20% threshold for my properties.

But not sure about appreciation circumstances.

About a year ago we purchased a foreclosure as our primary residence, however this wasn't a normal foreclosure and far from normal circumstances.