I never made a solid return there compared to the other properties in Toronto, NYC, Minneapolis, Atlanta and New Orleans ... nor has it been conducive on any level to accomplish projects or business initiatives there.

@Sean AutryI've also seen a 120 lb German Shepherd mix do irreparable damage to 3/4 in. oak hardwood, too, but for my money, if you allow pets in your rentals, as we do, nothing beats semigloss oil-polyurethaned solid oak and ceramic tile for longevity, absolutely nothing by a long shot.I realize this is zero consolation for you at the moment, but I thought I'd contribute it here for others thinking about have pets in rentals.

Even running numbers at $840 a month seems like it will be a solid net cash flow result.

There are many solid and growing markets where you can cash flow positive with turnkey investments.

@Joel Francis yes you should use CRM to track all your leads from the start as you will need a solid follow up system and plan.

I'm open to either house hack in LA (appreciation should be solid) or invest out of state for cashflow.

Diamond Bar & Walnut are certainly stable areas as they have high end properties and a solid core of working class people, location is ripe, if one can get in, and hold, that's a great area to do it.

Good evening BP,I think I found a solid deal to house hack a property.

It's very "bread-and-butter" America, and you can get solid returns and cashflow if you do your research. 

When evaluating a syndicator, I first make sure that there is a solid team behind the deal that are "all in".