., or using creative financing to make their deals work.If you're looking through the MLS or having a realtor supply you with product that is on the market then its highly likely you'll find, and it appears you already have, that those deals won't work.So my suggest to you is that if you want to buy property in the Bay Area, and have it cash flow, and have an opportunity to benefit from any capital gain over time, then you need to research how to find opportunistic and value add real estate deals, and how to buy then using creative financing.Do those two things and the world will literally be your oyster!

I wouldn't be surprised however, to see a market correction within the next few years partially because of the abundance of new supply we have seen lately.

They claim to supply leads for asset based and hard money lenders across the nation (fix and flips, construction, etc.).

Supply is great for rentals, but demand is also very high, due to the high amount of transitory residents.Charlie

Aspiring Furniture Maker. 

Willing to give you my time for free so if you need help with anything, ordering supplies, keeping track of costs, project management, etc., im willing to assist you.

These tanks, and direct vent gas furnaces/boilers, can be plumbed directly through the side of the building (foundation wall, sill plate, etc) provide the exhaust exists the required distance from an operable window, door, or other air intake.From an energy efficiency stand-point, direct vented fixtures are preferable as they are not taking their supply of combustion air from the conditioned space of the building (are you have already heated), causing colder, external air to be drawn into the building.Additionally, as Pat has pointed out, direct vented fixtures reduce the risk of natural gas/propane or CO being drawn back into the conditioned space of the home. 

Would need help picking paint color, furniture, linens, etc...

Also, in my experience, home staging and furniture rental always does the trick (for me anyway).

On the other hand, if your supply valve/hose breaks underneath your sink, or your tub overflows, it's the units owner's responsibility.