Also, I want to get in contact with a realtor and run better comps for me, especially since this house doesn't have a  garage.I really wish I had more money and experience to flip this house, because this is a pretty sweet deal I think, and I'm excited for it.

That and while it sucks, it's not out of the realm for commuting options to go from sac to your sweet tech job that only requires you to be on site few days a week.

Just because the government tells you that cannabis is "bad" doesn't mean that all people who choose to alleviate the stress of their day (similar to a glass of wine) are hideous criminals.  

For my particularly property I was targeting specific business types (in my case mom and pop wine stores or kids indoor gym/playground). 

Sometimes sending a short and sweet letter just saying your interested in their property without mentioning you know they are delinquent on taxes is a good way to go.

There's a sweet spot between those two ends of the spectrum where if you can afford to flip multiple properties at a time using all of your own capital, you wouldn't have a need for hard money.Best of luck on your investing journey!

Only 15% of homes in the last three months sold for $250k or less.You can't go Northwest to Napa and the rest of the wine country, you'll pay the same as Bay Area if not more. 

coffee shops that call coffee something other than coffee, tight pants, short running shorts, Trader Joes, lots of bikes, attitude glasses (non-prescription), wine and tea stores, mustaches, edgy (slightly pornographic) art, etc.

For me, that would be losing some love handles (which is tough, given that I have a raging sweet tooth).

I recently bought two 4plexes for a pretty sweet deal. 100k.