I own a SFR here in California.

Hi I See a lot of units in nice Residential condo communities along Richmond Marina Bay. These have good access to Ferry to SF and BART stations.Are these good investments long term (10 years ) ? Thanks

My BAH will be 1100 so not much from what you describe and I am taking a big hit on BAH coming from California.

That just doesn't happen in nice areas often.For example I was looking at Clear Lake, CA.

I have a small park in Clearlake Ca and the last park owned unit I have would sell as is for about 20k, I will put 10-15k into it and sell it for 120-130k. 30-40% of the tenants in the park have renovated their units as well.

I have clients in Arizona and California, I’m happy to chat sometime if you’d like.

I'm in TN working with a partner To sell some property under contract in CA which is 2.9 acres of land and Arv is around 217.. how can I find a buyer??

If you put yourself in the rational consumer’s shoes, you would consider the total cost of each of the following housing options:A) a monthly mortgage payment + utilities + insurance + taxes on a single family home that you buyB) a monthly rental payment + utilities on a 3 bedroom single family home that you rent C) a monthly rental payment + lot rent + utilities on a 3 bedroom mobile home rental that you rent D) a monthly mortgage payment + lot rent + utilities + insurance + taxes on a 3 bedroom mobile home that you own (own the home and rent the land)A deal breaker for me is a situation where there’s <$200 spread between options A/B and C/D.  

Yes its a PITA to move in in/out, but not worth the battle for saying no to a pretty basic request.The majority of CA rentals don't supply a refrig..... just stove, dishwasher etc.... not even washer/dryer....some do, but a larger % don't in general.

Oregon being one  CA  NV etc..