Break ground May 20 and it estimated to be a 8 month build.

Since the prices of homes are so high in California, purchase a home you can afford with your pre-approval letter with the most bedrooms you can find, then you live in the master and rent the other rooms out to college students, young professionals, single people, etc.This will help you break even for your mortgage payment/could potentially make money each month.

From everything I've read (and it's a lot) it can take up to 15 years to reach a break-even point and that's in an owner-occupied home.

Some people are ok breaking even or even taking a loss to offset other income.

I have owned property next to low income housing and it can be OK to a full blown nightmare the residence are constantly doing things you dont like and breaking into your properties. 

You would break the all the costs of the property into fourths. 1/4 is your primary (depreciation and other expenses don't factor in) and the other 3/4 is a rental.

There would be no way to regulate a contract assignment because it covers too many industries.I've spoken to several regulatory bodies for brokers and agents and the answers I've received are all the same: "We can only discipline license holders.

Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone had experience with getting out of contracts with a PM. I have a 1 year contract with them & then after the 1 year it becomes month to month. I read it all the way through...

If you go with class A the rent will be much lower compared to the purchase price and you will be breaking even or loosing money.

Also, I know there is a lot of tax breaks now that I am a landlord.