In Berkeley the protection is for the tenants and no matter who or “what” is trying to evict them I believe the tenancy protections there are designed for them.

When a building has a bad reputation you need to go a little higher on finishes (hence the kitchen) to attract better tenants at turnoverDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Based on my activities below, am I on the right track with building credibility to attract the right partner?

To my knowledge:Expected to be provided by landlord:- Stove/oven- Refrigerator- Dishwasher (if designated space is in rental for it)Not expected to be provided by landlord:- Washer- Dryer- MicrowaveLet me know BP!

Just be careful, because as much as tax strategies can help your business, it is not worth pushing the boundary to attract unwanted attention. 

Be patient, keep writing offers an make the balance of terms attractive to the owner so they will take your loan over cash.  

Hi BP family-I am redoing my landscaping myself in order to attract higher quality tenets & increase curb appeal.

The price per door is quite attractive in Ohio :) Thanks for sharing. 

Average tenant stay: 5 yearsNumber of evictions in the last 16 years: 5Average turn cost: <$5002008 crash performance: zero decrease in rent, zero vacancies COVID performance: Out of >200 properties, 5 tenants had trouble paying and moved out.Properties That Attract Our Target Tenant PoolThe majority of our properties are single-family and a select set of townhomes.

I was attracted to this one because it was storage and it was close to home!