@Martin Pulrang I can’t view your link to that other post for some reason can you try and post it again or inbox it to me via PM?

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Great looking property listed at 159,500.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Good evening everybody,I watched the Newbie webinar today and Brandon mentioned that the single most important skill that needs to be mastered is deal analysis.

If you want to be into rentals know how to raise money legally and form Partnerships so you can invest in apartment complexes.Once you start buying a minimum of a 32 unit apartment complexes you'll be able to hire a Property Management Company to take care of the daily operations including the maintenance and tenant screening and still make a positive cash flow. 

Heading out to view a place right now, and meeting with banker tomorrow.

They may also not allow you to screen their rental applicants. 

If long term, I'd treat it just like any other rental and do a thorough screening. 

In general, how has the quality of tenants changed over time in your view and where do you see this trend going in another 20-30 years? 

I'd like to know some strategies of not only finding/marketing good tenants, but screening them as well.

Similarly, I do not expect in most areas of San Diego the STR regulations will have much impact on the rents.However, certain beach communities, such as Mission Beach where our STR is located, have enough STRs that there may be a resulting price decline but I would not view the price decline as a price reduction because the profit of the RE is substantially different when it cannot be used as an STR.I will use our STR as an example.