Did you have a desired percentage of sales price that you aimed for or was it a pre-determined minimum profit?

You should have no problem selling that property ASAP, probably to some all-cash investor from the Bay Area.BUT - the question you have to ask yourself is "What is the end goal or desired outcome about this investment?"

That being said, don't forget that if you get a reference, make sure you get the quality desired.

I have a rental in a desirable neighborhood.

I pass a house all the time that is a vacant house (starting to fall apart, unkept, notice on window from county, mail piling up, ect.) that would make for an excellent flip in a desirable area.

In a rent-to-own/lease-option scenario, you're working with buyers that typically have bad credit but a desire to own.

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Hoping to be of some help to those affected by the fires and desire to rebuild but are under-insured. 

@Darius Anderson@Todd Dexheimer and @Brian Burke have both given superb advice.Here's my example that you can maybe learn from:- I spent 2 months researching specific market (demographics, job and population growth, income, crime, desirability of various neighborhoods, rental rates, vacancy rates, etc...) all while analyzing about 100 properties in that city.- I narrowed my search to 15 properties that performed well on paper - I booked 2 days with the real estate agent (who I've been in contact with for the last 2 months) and he arranged viewings for 12 out of 15 of the properties- I booked a hotel and drove out there and we walked through every unit of every property.