I grew up in Northern California just north of San Francisco and moved out to Reno, NV near Lake Tahoe to live and invest. 

The only time I've heard of notes getting called is when the borrower tips off the bank that they sold the house and are no longer on title.I suppose the landscape could change as you have suggested, but seems unlikely to me.

Out of my 3 rentals, one was inherited and the other two we lived in and instead of selling when we moved, we rented. 

ANYONE Experiencing THIS SAME situation -We may see MORE of these moving forward in the Inflactin dirven Bidenomics Paycheck to Paycheck Economy This property is CA - Estimated ARV $525K to $550K +/- 1st lien was modified several times (TWICE) to TRY to keep the Debtors in their house.

I am moving back to the Bay Area where my wife and I own a home. 

For me, it's the best way to move.

When a tenant moves out, transfer the deposit back to Checking so it's ready to apply towards expenses or refund the Tenant.If you end up with excess funds in the Checking account, I recommend you transfer it to a third account designated explicitly for future investments.

If you didn't move quickly to execute your value add you might find yourself stuck in a similar situation. 

Are you currently living there and you want to move somewhere else but you can’t sell it?

I lost contact with the lady living there but her boyfriend, that I have only met once (he is on the lease but never lived in the house) tells me her ex-boyfriend was creating problems so she moved out and is not able to talk...