I'm currently looking for more single and multi-families at the moment so there will come a point when I just have too many to handle on my own and then I would like to hand it off.

That's the beauty of multifamily/commercial. 

Hi, I am living in Southern California at the moment.

It’s an on market home that’s beautiful and a good deal to.

I live here so it’s easier at the moment, that said $100k will probably not get you anything at all right now.

I'm honestly trying to sort that out for myself at the moment, so I'd love to know what you're thinking. 

But if it's not financially possible at the moment, then I would just go with the above.

To be eligible to rent out a portion of your home as a short-term rental you must meet these requirements.Your property must be zoned as residential.You can only rent out less than half of your home.The house must continue to be your primary residence.During the guest’s visit, you must be present.Only one booking at a time is allowed.PS - there are actually two in Orange which ARE legal, but not booking well at the moment due to current conditions, so I'm not recommending them.

For the moment, my biggest headache is managing contractors.

It's a good stat for Joe fo sho, but I would be curious to know if ANYONE with a non-section 8 tenant has been used gifting to cultivate long tenancies at market rent.It's also worth noting that Joe's a stand-up fella, produces BEAUTIFUL homes, and is willing to pref housing voucher holders (or at least not overlook them), which also goes a long way in keeping your relationships with tenants on a top tier.