If you are broke, start collecting stamps instead to build your fortune.

Typical items I have charged good tenants for that they didnt notice until move out are large digs in wood floors, holes in walls from installing large add on shelves, part of appliance broke such as refrigerator or oven handles or shelf, removed curtain rods or installed rods removed leaving wood trim damage.

He was nearly broke.

You can be broke and real estate ignorant, but if you have time on your side, eventually your net worth will be 7 figures. 

But I’ve still managed to accomplish things that many people aspire to but never do (like going from broke grocery clerk to buying over 700 properties for starters).

I have a job (Just Over Broke ...lol) and I am looking to build some real wealth and freedom for myself and my husband. 

The family has experience with rental property and I have pretty extensive legal and business experience, so I generally think of us playing on the "Big boys and girls" program, so I am interested in candid, informed opinions on the situation.We have two multi-member LLCs which currently have no assets, but will be funded with cash from different members.

It may be beneficial to tag some California cities/areas, and set off keyword alerts:San DiegoOrange CountyLos AngelesRiverside Bakersfield Fresno Bay AreaOakland San Francisco San JoseStockton Sacramento If I broke a forum rule by spamming these cities/areas, I apologize in advance.

I couldn't get a straight explanation from the rude girl at the assessors office, so Ill call back tomorrow afternoon and hopefully talk to someone else.If I can understand why it wasn't reassessed in 2015, I would feel a lot less like they were trying to rip me off.

A guy with an MBA, a six figure job, and an 826 credit score is not as likely to trash your rental as the guy who works a $10 an hour job, has a 575 credit score, and no HS diploma even...A girl I rented to had kids when she was in high school.