Hello BP Community,My name is Tashoma Lesane and I am a new member who was introduced to BP by a friend.

Books: Rich Dad Poor Dad, Think and Grow Rich,  How to win friends and influence people.Podcast: BPMentors: @Ben Leybovich, Tom Krol, Joe McCall for the US. 

It's unlikely given how friendly the laws in California are to tenants. 

Cash flow positive is still great no matter what way you look at it and if you don't have a specific reason other than the cash flow thing for wanting to sell ex. say no longer an area you want to own the investment in or in the next couple years you could see no longer being cash flow positive because of HOA fees/Taxes etc I would hold onto it personally as a positive asset.

I don't have interest in investing in my home state NJ (a state with more landlord friendly laws would be more up my ally).

Hello,I'm hoping someone can recommend an attorney here in Atlanta that can work through title issues, we are ready to close on a deal but we ran into an issue where her brother who has interest In the property passed away and we are now trying to locate his Ex wife And kids Any suggestions Would be great We've already tried several options of skip trace And working with the family to see if they know anything about their whereabouts 

I have friends in Fairhope and was just visiting them last month.

So maybe for now you can just spend more time with your son and his friends working on stuff, because that's the true reward of all your efforts.Hope that helps!

Being even a little higher can mean you get ignored, or end up with a crummy tenant.Have a friend call the PM and inquire about the property. 

Update:A friend of mine is consulting on a nearly identical project currently.