The Bay Area is definitely expensive and it is really hard for most people to get their feet wet due to the high cost of real estate.

So avoid soaking floors when cleaning, and wipe up wet stains quickly.

What you are proposing is less than ideal because of numerous reasons.

Also, I suggest you use the search function before asking questions; the ones you are asking here have numerous already existing threads that you should read.

That may be a good way for you to get your feet wet with the landlord gig and if you like it you can buy your own place and rent out both sides of your duplex.

We are mainly cash flowing or cash flow potential folks but trade all performance as a function of the business.I agree with Bill, getting your feet wet in your backyard is the best start.

I'm not sure if this is on topic or not, but I found this study this evening:Study On Banning FirearmsBefore someone goes and throws a wet blanket on it this was done by Harvard and they don't really seem to have much of an agenda in the article.

Syndication may let you get a lot of units, numerically.

Im not so sure a rental property 2500 miles away is the best way to get your feet wet.

Each offer I made on numerous Homepath properties received a response the next business day, pretty much every time.