Thanks @Scott R. for the response.

My boyfriend is under contract for this property in Forestville, CA: https://www.redfin.com/CA/Forestville/6530-Covey-R... 6530 Covey Road in Forestville, CA in Sonoma County, California - wine country or the greater San Francisco Bay Area.

Millcreek has a great school system.

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No, but I once had a someone break into one of my properties by pulling the power meter in order to bypass a security system.

When I'm sifting through potential investments I do a simple rough estimate using the 4 square system to evaluate the potential cash flow.

Dear all,I am in the process of purchasing a home in southern California, and while reviewing the title report, I found this single family house(built in 1960's) is under CC&R, which I thought only condominium has. 

This is a pain in the butt with hewn lumber because R-13 won't get it done.

They have a onetime $65 r something fee ro be a member (if you arent already). 

The price you were quoted is 1) a HUGE spread so something fishy is going on 2) a new system for a house 1,400 sq ft would only run about $8,000 with completely brand new duct work on the entire house, new compressor, and new furnace.