Eventually you can hold some and build your wealth.

(attorney, realtor, CPA, Insurance, etc...)...It takes time, but eventually people will call you..

Any ways, should I take the income from the property and pay on principle to eventually be able to refinance and turn it into a higher income property, or better be able to make a profit off of a sale down the road and invest that into properties in the future?

I was documenting everything via email and put together a 3" binder of communications and receipts and releases that I eventually passed over to an attorney.

There are ways to eventually take the co-signor off the loan, but there would be some fees involved to do so (ppwk, qualifying for a new loan on your own to replace co-signed loan).

If the rent is $1,920.00 per month....I have them actually pay $1917.00 to erentpayment so their total out of pocket is still $1920.00 per month.I al;so tell the tenants that erentpayment also reports to Transunion/Equifax so as they continue to make payments on time this can help them establish better credit which eventually can help them become owners instead of renters some day

Do you plan to eventually relocate here?

We are looking to buy an investment property (1031 exchange) that will eventually become the primary residence in the Bay Area peninsula specifically and I am looking for realtors that specialize in this? 

It is a tool that depreciates and eventually falls apart.Pay the smallest amount of cash for a decent used vehicle that will meet your needs.  

Eventually you will find some who do.