@Lance WilsonRelatively easy fix for the floors, rent a small floor scrubber/buffer from Lowe’s, Home Depot, wherever, get some dawn dish detergent, and a little bit of water.

Guests in search of mild weather and a bounty of outdoor activities and patio dining options are also streaming in from places that are within a few hours’ drive of Los Angeles.

Houses built in 1946 mildly renovated are going for 300k.

Below are the details, please let me know if there are any bases left to be covered, additional questions I should have answered, etc: - 3 Bed, 1 Bath, 1106 SF- $695/month, current rent value is $1000-$1100/mo - Tenant pays on time - There's a mild subfloor/foundation issue in the corner of a room (realtors guess is that it could be a failed rim joist from moisture - is this an expensive fix?) 

Below are the details, please let me know if there are any bases left to be covered, additional questions I should have answered, etc: - 3 Bed, 1 Bath, 1106 SF- $695/month, current rent value is $1000-$1100/mo - Tenant pays on time - There's a mild subfloor/foundation issue in the corner of a room (realtors guess is that it could be a failed rim joist from moisture - is this an expensive fix?) 

I like the lower taxes and the mild winters.  

To hear that the wealth are hurting is a mild concern.

Sometimes there is only great recession data, and that recession was pretty mild on some asset classes, versus previous recessions.

Me personally - I think we are in a very mild recession and I think unemployment will increase slightly, but I think our economy is strongly positioned to handle a small recession. 

For everyone else, it’ll be a mild recession for maybe a year.