I’m aware California is not the best market, with the restrictions and potential new tax coming up, etc, but we have personal reasons to invest there.With that said, we visited a lot of houses in the San Diego area and saw 2 that seem like a potential fit for us: one is a smaller 3 bedroom but a mile from the beach and the other is a 15-17min drive to the beach, but bigger with 4 bedroom and a little cheaper, which would allow us some cushion to invest on a hot tub or potential pool.

I don't really want to seller finance it, but I figure that opens up my buyer's pool a bit.

Additionally, a property with a pool and a spacious backyard is a huge draw, as guests love the idea of relaxing by the pool and hanging out outside enjoying the fresh air.

You have a larger pool of risk tolerances from different lenders (less risk = better terms, more risk = worse terms). 3.

We have been switching back to laminate this year in our Berwyn and Cicero rentals as the renter pool has been ok with it. 

The 2 main reasons for increase were as follows:-Many carriers have moved out of Colorado or no longer offer coverage for HOA communities, so there’s a smaller pool of insurance companies to choose from.

I can see either a pool or a shuffleboard table in the background, and I imagine it is in a good-to-great location. 

By pooling our resources, we minimized financial risk and maximized our capacity to complete the necessary renovations.

"LUCK" if we are talking about a lower economic person all things being equal they come from the same tenant pool.

Drum) and I are running into is with our agent - he is very down on the Watertown area with rental laws, the tenant pool (aside from military) and a lot of the properties we have been looking at (condition wise).