The selective enrollment process and stress drives many families out of the city.

I also found it difficult to really gauge comps for houses as the selection was from all over the country.

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I subtract it from the deposit if I select them as a tenant otherwise I don’t do anything.

You are right about the Uber luxury in Los Cabos, it is nicknamed "The Billionaires Playground" for a reason but there is a huge contingent of people looking for wide open beaches for surfing, fishing, kayaking, yoga and just being away from from town.

I was in a nice doublewide in Santa Barbara CA (Carpinteria CA) that sold for $750,000 and I was in a single wide in Seattle that sold for $600.

It's different from wholesaling which is why I didn't use that more widely-known term. 

I believe all I would need to do is select the RA service, and when I register the LLC with the SOS, use the RA's information.

In this neighborhood(actually every one) it depends on tenant selection. 

The rest of the owners are not able to select a different appraiser besides the one selected by the developer since we need 50% of the votes.Any advice or experience to share?