California leads the world in new technology, medical research, and many other things.Many parts of Caifornia will always offer good investment potential.

I would personally go the route of the VA in the event that Bob has unresolved legal issues plus while at the VA he can also get information on housing assistance and medical care.

Corporation entities seem to provide few benefits unless you're trying to take advantage of tax deductions for medical insurance or similar expenses.

I'd see if they are under a doctor's care and require medication which might help everyone, if someone is willing to befriend them and hold hands.

I look at the status of their accounts on the credit report, and even then try to focus on those that I consider to be important.Looks like medical collections and a bankruptcy a very long time ago killed the credit.Both prior landlords reported that the tenant paid on time every month for two years but left the place in poor conditions (I think I'll try to call them and ask exactly how bad), but made no attempt to recover damages and simply kept the deposit.The tenant actually warned in advance that this was due to a domestic violence situation with a partner who is now gone.The tenant has had a stable job for about a year making a little over 2x the rent, and receives a very small amount on child support as well.I guess I'll investigate who the cosigner would be and exactly what damages were done on the prior home.

I am located in Cincinnati, although for this exercise I am not sure that it really matters.

It's quite common to overlook credit issues arising out of student debt and medical debt; so, the student debt I would ignore so long as the credit report shows that they aren't making a payment on that debt.

The fact that you were able to get their adjusted values to converge to some number would seem to be more a spreadsheet exercise than a comp analysis exercise.If I played around with the numbers, I could adjust the value of The Empire State Building to converge with the values of my typical flips, but that doesn't mean the comp is a good one or that the convergent value is meaningful.

That is, all the room-mates would be college students for medical, engineering or some other professional major.

I dont like this because I have to drive out every month but it does force you to be prompt with the pay or quits and exercise discipline with tenants.Mail: Receive checks at a usps post office box.