Stay away from a "temporary" program that says they will fund the rent for 4 months or 6 months....no matter how "profitable" they make it seem because once the money runs out and that tenant tells you they can't pay the rent you will have a HARD time evicting them....especially here in California. 

Hi @Gloria Washington we own a solar maintenance company in California and would be happy to answer any questions that you have.

I live in CA.

I live in Southern California and am investing currently in Indianapolis with growing interest in Kenosha, WI (Family ties).I'm currently in the renovation phase of my first BRRR duplex in Indianapolis, IN and a few weeks from the purchase of a 4plex BRRR in the same area.Looking forward to learning from the community as well as the obvious networking opportunities.

In California, there is a 3 year life expectancy for paint.

Hey guys, new-ish real estate investor (about 5 years of experience) but brand new here on BiggerPockets (but have been listening to the podcast for the last few months). I currently have 7 properties (21 doors) in Da...

@Sean Beksinski Hey Sean, no worries, I'm new on BP and though I have had a SFR out of state rental for 14 years and been a real estate broker in CA for the same time I've just recently made the decision to invest in more OOS real estate -- so I'm learning new stuff on here each day too!

I am a newbie investor based in CA looking for my first deal.

Try it again.Lately , California Realtor Association even has a no loan contingency meaning it is buyers problem if loan does not get approved.

CA is the worst for that.