Hello again,Recently I've been hearing alot from close friends and some popular podcasts that there is currently a "Mass exodus" out of California.

We are wondering which is better, a new build in an area heavily being developed or a resale in a more popular area?

It seems to be the most popular strategy to start out, and for all the right reasons.

Quality is actually lacking from all three of the popular ones mentioned (Zillow, Facebook, Craigslist) unless you hit them with pre-screening questions and make them answer them first.

It is 20 minutes from the aiport, 10 minutes to the most popular restaurant and bar areas by car/uber and 10 minutes from the beach. 

It is also interesting that Wealth Taxes have fallen in popularity in other OCED countries in the 30 years.

Just my quick 2 cents here...Obviously we don't much about the details or amenities of your property but for me, personally, I would be splitting them into 2 separate rentals and figure out the rest...2 income producing properties with 2 separate calendars which both would cater to more popular sized rental parties seems like a potential home run. 

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RO/Ferndale are over priced and honestly on the decline due to parking issues, stagnant entertainment/dining options and the popularity of Gilbert's fragile downtown bubble. 

You also need a solid list of contractors that you can call when issues arise, but it sounds like you may already have that in place.