The property won't cashflow much in year one, just $105/month, but with all of the development happening in Long Beach, I'd very happily own a cashflow-neutral property there and watch it gain in value over the next decade.Plus, this listing has my FAVORITE feature in a Socal building: a garage built under living space!

BP has a good one in their bookstore or my personal favorite is Every Landlord's Legal Guide by NOLO. 

My personal favorite is when they mail you an unsigned check and pretend they "forgot" to sign it.   

But really, my family did the same thing and growing up my favorite place in the world was my parents camp on the lake.

Invest Florida Show by Eric Odum is hands down my favorite. 

(think hobbies, think your favorite coffee, think favorite people to be around)Focus on positivity, on being kind, on being happy and the rest will come! 

My favorite option as of late (thankfully we haven't had to go this route yet) is to "forgive" the debt, at which point it becomes income for the tenant.

I hope you and your family are doing well staying safe and healthy during these times 😁Regarding your question, we have found our favorite mortgage broker (we are based in Houston) that we use for our deals.

(I may be leaving OR in a year, FWTW)Lastly, I'm very open to recommendations on your favorite RE attorneys to help me get it all straight and get it buttoned up.Thanks all,Gerich

My favorite contingency is you can never have enough cash on hand.