You can host your own open house but be aware of questions you get asked and what you disclose or fail to disclose.

The question is, is the "problem tenant" violating state or local law or the lease agreement? 

That's why I like this traditional ML approach, we leverage lots of data to inform our decision about which house is seriously "undervalued"I have a couple of questions about both of your approaches though, will be interesting to compare them!

My question is, as a resident of CA does it make a difference if I'm using an attorney/asset protection specialist in my home state or in the state where I own rentals?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and helping make informed decisions.Here is my question.

Stay focused on learning, developing, networking and you'll eventually find an answer for each and every question you have. - When starting out, keep in mind that everyone speaks based on their experiences and mindsets.

What are the most effective strategies for you, for identifying and analyzing undervalued properties in a competitive real estate market, and how can investors leverage these opportunities to maximize returns while mi...

Feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions!

The answer to your first question is, of course, it depends.

Happy to hop on a call to help answer any questions.