In addition if you are looking to flip mobile homes regularly you'll need a mobile home dealer's licenses in Ca.

@Johnson H. also has meetups in SF, with the next on 6/19. https://beta.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/1...I still can't believe no one has set up regular meetups in the South Bay, but I plan on hosting one down there sometime this month or early next month.

Getting a regular cash out refinance on a rental is pretty much impossible these days...

Current owners have been diligent in caring for the septic - regular tank cleaning, liquid detergents only, no oils down the drain, no feminine hygiene products being flushed etc etc etc.  

Regular checking / savings or something a bit more aggressive?

I understand that if you have a building with tenants who are not clean, you are increasing the chances over the long term you will get pests.I would think it's reasonable to expect that the one time treatment would eliminate all the current German roaches and that there would be a period of time where you wouldn't have any.My point boils down to whether you are getting what you pay for and the product of their work should be the elimination of ALL German roaches during their treatment window (60 days).I don't mind signing up for regular service, but $600 to "clean them out" and not have them cleaned out is very aggravating.Am I being unreasonable?

I haven't used their SEO service only because they make it pretty simple to set that up yourself and offer content packs of SEO optimized articles that you can purchase and schedule to post on your blog at regular intervals.  

Actual contractor fee.Damage from faucet leak.....Had you done regular inspections you would have found this and corrected before damage was caused.

Sure Uber & co. will never fade, but I don't see it being something your renters will use regularly, everyday to get to & from work. 

Meetup.com seems to have a majority of the regular meet ups that occur in the area, definitely stay tuned here on forums for one off meet ups that occur regularly, @J.