Hello all,Just wondering if anyone has ever noticed an increase in difficulty when it comes to finding tenants for a property with no off-street parking, no washer/dryer hookup, or the combination of both. 

There are other loan types as well but for brevity we will limit this post to the “Conventional” lending (Fannie/Freddie).

If you think this is some super deal compare the appreciation on this purchase compared to San Diego average appreciation (rent and property) and you will find it was a decent deal but has not done significantly better than average for San Diego (I suspect my actual rent increase will be below San Diego average rent appreciation - Neither tenant has turned over which is primary reason rent is noticeably below market).So the challenge is open. 

I've noticed a trend bubbling under the surface of stained concrete floors as opposed to carpet or other flooring materials.

@Jerie BowieTypically you can see the vacant units and use that to figure what it would cost to renovate a typical unit and figure that into your offer price.Once the offer is accepted, you absolutely have the right to inspect the occupied units with a 24 - 48 hour notice to the tenant during your due diligence period. 

Basically this allows the buyer to walk, upon giving notice during the inspection/study period (this could be 15, 30, 60 days or more depending on the property), and obtain a full refund of the EMD.

Looking at your photo (which I didn't notice before) I agree with @Rick Pozos.

Abandonment of the dwelling unit shall be deemed to have occurred when:(1)Actual notice has been provided to the landlord by the tenant indicating the tenant’s intention not to return to the dwelling unit;[...]

i have been doing the same with another property, and noticed it is liability having them there.

I also noticed you don't have a property management fee in there - do you plan to manage this yourself?