These two cities are doing great rental yield wise due to logistic warehouses.None of these cities qualify as 'Southern California'....at least not to me....Next you'll throw in El Centro.No offense, I actually like El Centro, great Mexican food... 

If you cannot get local business interest you could consider renting space to 1-2 food trucks or other type of mobile vendor (check city codes first).

The company estimates that it has helped create more than 27,000 indirect jobs in the area through construction, transportation, health care, food service, retail and more.https://www.kvue.com/article/m…https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

Check to make sure all the air intake and exhaust vents are open inside the house and not obstructed. 

In the last decade, commercial landlords were shifting their floorspace away from traditional retail (stores that sold tangible goods) into service - and experiential - retail, including fitness studios, beauty salons, and particularly food-related businesses like restaurants.

Many times, "homestead exemption laws", may save a homeowner some tax money by NOT "splitting-off" an adjoining vacant parcel.Also, the "homestead exemption", allows most homeowner's insurance policies to cover "as one parcel".In addition, there are favorable "liability issues" by having all undivided parcels included in a "homestead exemption".Just saying ----------------> "some food for thought"!

Just some food for thought.If the properties are in good shape/not costing you headaches in TN, I'd keep the cash flow and refi.

This might be a one-off but here goes: looking for folks experienced in taking on a partner who does not have capital to invest but can contribute local knowledge and more specifically, master level trade skills.

Thank you Hi Jason,Number one thing to do is make sure they have water to drink and some food to eat.Just put down a pan of water and some Purina until the Chicago No Kill Shelter people come to rescue them for re-homing.Cats need access to water 24/7 or they may die, and who knows when they ate last.A box of Purina is only a couple of dollars and an old bowl is free.Here are some links that you can use to help them find a new family that will care for them better (unless you want to keep them yourself).https://www.pawschicago.org/no-kill-mission/https://www.chicagopetrescue.org/no-kill-shelters-in-illinois.htmlGood Luck!

Rent has been coming from the tenants' son who works at a fast-food chain that lost his shifts.