I echo Nathan in that I love what I do on a daily basis!

I scout home prices and neighborhoods daily as a hobby of mine.

after reading and studying everything I can about real estate investing and watching from the sidelines (Still continuing to learn daily) I'm finally making the plunge into this and taking the first steps necessary to achieving my goals of investing and acquiring rental properties with a focus on multifamily and eventually larger properties with 5+ units in the Inland Empire area and Southern California and parts of Nevada as well.

This moisture affects your wood moisture content.

What caused issues, too much moisture under the house?

@Doris Daily Welcome to BP.

Hey Steve, I'm also a broker so I search the MLS daily but if you have anything off market I'd definitely pay you the buyer's side commission as a finder's fee.

I'd start with the Times Herald-Record, the Daily Freeman, and the Poughkeepsie Journal.

It gets insane heat and moisture too.Regarding zoning, I have another house here in Denver with a garage 1 foot from the property line that I just built last year.  

And to my original question, MANY landlords have some form of moisture, so what are they telling tenants, and what are they responsible for?