Flipping of course can alleviate some of those concerns, but long-term wealth creation for most people will be done through long-term property ownership (some of our students at FlipSystem who have had success flipping are now using those profits to roll over into long-term rentals as well so they can benefit from some of the tax benefits and appreciation of property ownership).A collection of 3 properties, especially 2 in the Bay Area (I’m assuming those are definitely not cheap), is an amazing start to a portfolio!

(You save the interest and 1 month on the term.)you can of course add multiple principle amounts. . 

That makes sense...I was trying to think of a more creative way for people to get a start in the industry rather than the random requests for clients they throw out online. 

Tons of great tips on how to grow your investor side of social media and keep your posts relevant.

You can look up the foreclosure file online likely on the Clerk's website, Court Case Records search.  

House looks updated from online pictures so maintenance is hopefully minimal. 

Specifically, I would like to understand if I have grounds to claim reimbursement for the assessment fees from the previous owner, given the lack of transparency and accountability throughout the transaction process.I would greatly appreciate any insight or guidance you can provide on the appropriate course of action moving forward to address these issues and ensure a fair resolution.Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Yes, it's an online discussion over zoom.

For all of the additional work involved, I'd be hesitant to do a STR deal at 10-15% but of course it depends on what your goals are for the property and for your finances. 

Paying a bit over appraised value wouldn't be a hard no for me in every circumstance, but of course I much prefer to capture some equity on purchase, so I'd have to be 100% confident in my underwriting and strategy for the property.