But if you take a look at the city's CAFR (Comprehensive Annual Financial Report it can help you make a decision if you would want to invest there.

I compiled a pretty comprehensive list of questions for vetting turnkey providers, if that is helpful for you or @Diogo Ferreira (my post with the list is about halfway down the page):https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/361999-new-investor-from-glendale-caHope some of that was helpful.

If anyone knows a good agent, please make the introduction.

Hi my name is Cory Moon. I am brand new to Bigger Pockets. I was a contractor in the Northeast part of Ohio for the last ten years, working with an amazing group of skilled tradesmen.  After those years of learning th...

Hello BP ers,   My name is Sam and I live in San Diego, CA.  I have no experience in real estate investing, but I am ready to jump in.  I am looking got get into my first deal asap.  Right now I am trying to educate m...

The other road is to find out when the jurisdiction will be looking at the comprehensive plan (generally every 2-5 years) and sit in on the meetings prior, while making a formal written request to change the zoning of the lot to that of the surrounding zones and be present when the topic comes up to help your case.

Anywho the Agent picks up, we make introductions, say hello, tell him the property im looking at, and then the moment i asked if he had worked with wholesalers before the line got quiet for a second and then he just hung up on me, no response just hung up.

You can find examples of how to inform your tenant by googling New Landlord Introduction letter.

I've also been reading up on this process, local county zoning comprehensive plans, where the "path of progress" might be, etc.

I've also been reading up on this process, local county zoning comprehensive plans, where the "path of progress" might be, etc.