I'd make sure to get the leases, start researching those tenants exhaustively online, and demand proof of rent payments for the past year.

When you have exhausted options near you, it may be time to look in other areas as well!

For instance, instead of getting earthquake insurance, do they instead rely on the physical building/home being built in a way that it can withstand a big earthquake?

For instance, instead of getting earthquake insurance, do they instead rely on the physical building/home being built in a way that it can withstand a big earthquake?

Clearly not an exhaustive list.

Is your relationship strong enough to withstand a major business failing?

(I had mentioned to them that it was likely a worn out rubber boot on the plumbing vent or the vent for the bathroom exhaust fan because these were the only penetrations on the roof.)

Occupation growth will withstand any kind of foreign sell off..

You’d also need a Deed of Trust to make it a secured loan.That’s by no means an exhaustive list of everything you’d need, but here’s another post with a response that does have a good list and some excellent information from an experienced lender who’s also in California:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/413352-private-lender---forms-required

So, many possibilities for cabin rentals, etc.I know we're all busy but I'm incredibly, overwhelmingly busy and would owe you a favor if you could help me find someone with the experience above without me doing my usual exhaustive research.If I'm in the wrong area of BP, plse let me know.Mods: If I need to upgrade to ask this question, let me know and I'll upgrade.