B) lets you understand the importance systems and how they help

The 7th unit I would air b and b to see if there is any interest.

It's important for HOAs to have Super Liens b/c it jeopardizes the entire complex if they do not collect.  

@Jack B., you're correct in that I did not have an understanding of the 2/5 rule in your situation.

So as long as regional prices (what CPI measures) and in relation average salaries/wages (more pay = able to pay higher prices) are going up, the landlord can continue to raise prices.Another thing I noticed in the bill:  "§ 214 (B) THE TENANT IS VIOLATING A SUBSTANTIAL OBLIGATION OF HIS OR HER TENANCY, OTHER THAN THE OBLIGATION TO SURRENDER POSSESSION, AND HAS FAILED TO CURE SUCH VIOLATION AFTER WRITTEN NOTICE THAT THE VIOLATION CEASE WITHIN TEN DAYS OF RECEIPT OF SUCH WRITTEN NOTICE, PROVIDED HOWEVER, THAT THE OBLIGATION OF TENANCY FOR WHICH VIOLATION IS CLAIMED WAS NOT IMPOSED FOR THE PURPOSE OF CIRCUMVENTING THE INTENT OF THIS ARTICLE;"  This sounds like if the tenant violates the lease agreement and does not fix it within 10 days of notice you can evict

@Bob B.   

Hi Fellow members need some help with my situation.I bought 2 parcels of 1.4 acre each next two each other (let's call them A and B) under my LLC in California.On Lot A 2 years back I partnered with a real estate agent and transferred him Lot A (for free so he can get a loan under his name ) and put my llc lean (it is recorded) so he can get a private loan to build home on parcel.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

We were able to renovate and find new tenants for 2 of the 3 units, increasing the rents from (A) $750 , (B) $750 & (C) $650 to (A) $1,200 , (B) $880 and (C) $950.

In 2022, planning to convert to LTR when we become empty-nesters, b/c wifey wants to wait until then to move for a new owner-occupy investment.