While insurance has covered some costs, the process has been stressful, even with a property manager (their responsiveness to these issues has been slow).

Any tips and guidance will be appreciated.

California Civil Code Section 1710.2 Well, it's required, but it's not:"No cause of action shall arise against an owner or his or her agent or any agent of a transferee for not disclosing facts pursuant to paragraph."

Thanks for the response!

You're being asked to pay $3000 to learn lending from a man that has zero formal credit background, lost his professional license in AZ, and who didn't even get into real estate until 2011...so he's never been through a downturn.

I promised that we would not build a new home; the home was his parent's, he wanted it to stay What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

After she died my sister gets an old trust from my step dad's saying she my sister gets his half of the apartments and that means we split the other half of my mom's equally.

If anyone has tips or tricks I am open to hear them.

I know of a guy who flips in the Midwest and he can do quite a bit with $20k in his flips (he also owns a couple STRs like myself).Hope this helps and see below 👇 for the benefits I mentioned above.

I appreciate your response.