My question is, would a duplex by a cemetary make for a good rehab and rental?

There's a large presence of blue collar workers with a strong rental demand.

Hi all,I am looking at a potential rental acquisition where the home contains a garage conversion into a room and it is unpermitted.Note that seller has not included this room in the sq footage and i am not purchasing it with the assumption of conversion to permitted.If i were to buy and turn into a rental - is there any liability to renting it out with that unpermitted conversion?

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Hi Madhul,Investing in both LTR (Long-Term Rentals) and STR (Short-Term Rentals) can be a great strategy, especially with substantial capital.

From a rental perspective, it is a desirable area for tenants, due to its walkability, proximity to the St.

Something that our tenant can sign on the condition of the rental.

So much I can tell you about RE investing both in SoCal (mostly flip and development) and out of state (rentals).

I don’t see a rental investment strategy posed in the question here, but it is true that the ratio only has to be 1:1 More details would help tremendously 

Find somewhere property prices are lower, and rental yields are higher.