https://www.tobenerlaw.com/oakland-rent-control/And the city's rules and regs:http://rapwp.oaklandnet.com/resources/faq/I'll be in Seattle for the next couple weeks, but hope to meet you in person when I get back or at the Summit :)

They came to me a couple years after they had lost their home to foreclosure.

I've been a bit of a nomad the last couple years so banks don't particularly like me!

NE Ohio has had a tornado and a couple of fires over the last 50 years, so not sure there is much of a risk.

A couple weeks after closing, the buyer came back to me and mentioned that my property management company signed new leases and filled the vacant unit with new tenant during the escrow process (after I signed the contract but before the escrow closes).The new leases are 1 year long and the new owner is not happy as he cannot raise the rents.

The one I've used a couple of times is at 290 and Bingle.

Typically, we also like to put new financing so we can get a couple years of I/O but we did a FNMA loan assumption early this year that has been crushing our projections.

You might want to attend some of the MeetUps and the 3 REIAs that have monthly meetings in Atlanta to meet more investors in person.

First, I have a couple questions.  

Check out Edward Barder with Freeman Barder Lieberman, LTD.Here are a couple more that I've heard on various podcasts.