If it did not allow the conversion to condos prior to AB1033, then it is virtual certainty that it will not be allowed any time soon.  

Considering that then taxes and insurance were virtually nothing, it worked out to about a 15% annual ROI.Because I had a decent W2 job, I took every bit of that cash flow and saved it, along with money I was saving from living beneath my means (how I had saved the original $100k in the first place).

They are often at the limit of housing cost to income ratio.Once I started being firm and clear with folks - telling them upfront that eviction proceedings would begin after 5 days past due, I virtually never have late rent.

He doesn't do virtual wholesaling either.

Cold calling is more of an art and there is a lot of information out there regarding this. 

I had a few issues: many providers did not have umbrella for CA residents, some providers did not cover CA RE, one (my existing) did not cover CA vehicles, some only would provide coverage if they had the standard property insurance (I did not want to change all my insurance), virtually all (including the one I went with) would not cover me at the coverage I desired (I was looking for $10m policy). 

Curbio would just need to do their standard vetting of the property and opportunity (e.g. virtual tour, data analysis, realtor input).Your question about simply paying Curbio, like any other GC, is a good one!

It's known for its vibrant street art and bustling nightlife, which makes it appealing for younger buyers or investors looking for properties with a cool, urban vibe.33311 (Fort Lauderdale) - Located in central Broward County, this zip code covers parts of Fort Lauderdale and is one of the more affordable areas for property investments in the region.

Love to schedule a chat if anyone has some time, either virtual or in person.

One of the recommendations I've seen here on BP is to hire a virtual assistant (VA) to manage the property using the software of your choice.