That said, Hayward schools are not considered good (compared to Walnut Creek, Dublin, etc.) and that certainly plays a big role in the difference of pricing.  

You'll find a great online community here.Here is the link to the next meetup Christina mentioned. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/59...

I also played sports during my college career (swimming), nationally and internationally.

I’m renting 1 room out for $950/month, condo is currently cash flow negative by ~$400/month but I don’t mind because a stipulation to my loan (VA Loan) was that I needed to live in it for one year, I’m currently paying $1650 to cover the rest but a 1 bedroom rental in this zip would be upwards of $1,800 + utilities) Currently working 3 jobs and running a small online business to save as much as possible to make my next move.

Really easy to just play the blame game at this point.You might just have to eat it.

You can buy them online, then wet mop.

The deposit thing doesn't come into play until the tenant has vacated the property so that's not the real issue.

Are you simply looking to become licensed agent b/c you can take the course for about $189 online. 

(unless there is a cheap option to connect to city)It would cost you at least $15k to get a new MH online. 

Our MLS syndicates with about every online site--sometimes I'll list a property, and within 10 seconds of the final 'enter' button hit, I'll get an email from Zillow.Social media, IMO is more for self-promotion rather than promoting a specific listing.Lastly, if the property is priced right, you won't have to worry about marketing it for long.