Of course because this is California, you would have to give them the option to either wave last months rents, or cut a check equivalent to last months tent.Lmk what your status is and what you ended up doing :).Btw the lawyer I spoke to is based in SD as well.

Throw another property in the mix and now my HELOC balance might be $70k, with two different properties both paying varying monthly amounts towards their respective balances, that ultimately lump into one larger P&I monthly payment.I tried to get the bank that my 1st mortgage is through to allow me to have multiple lines of credit against it so I could have a HELOC for each property and keep it straight that way, but it was against their policy to do so.

I'll try to be brief and straight to the point.

I wanted her to come in with her lowest, instead of cutting just under his.

@Ronald RohdeI get that the legal profession can be cut-throat, but that's no reason to mislead investors.

IE consulting, stock grants (RSU’s), straight W2 income?

I know the seller personally so these are straight from him. 

Just don't cut corners or go only with guts feel.

Hey Everyone, Im looking at getting an investor for my next multi-family property and I am wondering 5-10 years down the road if I were to sell the property, does the Investor get a percentage of the amount the proper...

Just to set the record straight, the city can't require you to replace the 60 amp panel because it is "grand-fathered" - meaning if it was up to code when it was installed they can't force you to replace it now or in the future.