Bad luck comes in threes ( and fours sometimes)  A little over a month  ago I picked up a nice little 2/1 to rehab and rent out .

My fear when picking up a multi is that I'm inheriting bad tenants that I'll have to pay to evict...while paying for the building in it's entirety without any cash coming in.

While California Law prohibits HOAs from preventing solar panel installations, how do I fight this issue to get the HOA to approve my roof to be replaced with composite shingle?

There are 100 investors that have been broken by this city for every 1 that made a buck - if you can look in the mirror and think you are bad *** enough to beat the odds dive in... if you have a doubt, stick to the burbs.P.S. - If you think you will just find a great PM to help you - you are sadly mistaken there too

There is more bad labor than good here.

Don't let my rantings make you think things are that bad, it's just the way I talk LOL

Ontario is extremely pro tennat and you must understand that getting rid of a bad tennat is nearly impossible.

Have you heard anything good/bad about Renters Warehouse?

I don’t necessarily know the real estate ins and outs of each neighborhood, but I know the good, bad, and hip neighborhoods, as well as the relative income levels of each.

Replacement cost coverage will be more expensive, but some insurance companies will only do that and not offer you other options.I think more important than which policy is the quality of the insurance provider and whether they will pay you out or not, or how easy they will and not fight you.