assessed value is always significantly lower than market value..also with prop 13 maybe its on sales price.. but same thing.. out here its not like other states were its just a % of what yo paid for it or what the assessor assess fair market value basically annually .. like you see what happens in Texas when things change hands. 

I use Arcanca (basically Lloyd's of London). 

Her limit is 90 min train ride from GC which basically puts us at Fairfield Metro as the max.  

@Kevin McGuireAnother great book on this subject is Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell

I say “fairly” because my wife and I were landlords for 10 years, but it was basically renting out our first starter home.

I started with a property management company that basically took all the profits and mismanaged the property.

Basically paying all of the cost of solar panels + a financing profit margin, and I believe the company that does the install gets the tax credit. 

Would I be better off getting custom documents drafted instead of basic ones?

In my area, that's about the cost of the repair itself for basic stuff.

In order to cash flow you’re basically putting more money down (i.e.