@jake It was located on 2100 block of e Albert and no we never got it locked down.

If my math is right you could almost double a properties income potential by adding an Accessory dwelling unit which will probably cost less than 10-20% of the initial home purchase price.Example:SFH purchase: $400,000 renting at around $2,100-2,500 (after about $5,000 updating)Garage Conversion: 25,000-100,000 (maybe less if I can find one with a bathroom next to the garage)1 bedroom renting near Fairfield CA: $1500 monthA lot of these numbers are idealized but this could bring the Property near to the 1% rule.400,000+25,000+5,000 = 430,000(2500+1500)/430,000 = .93%Now if we get this to work and we take it a step further and add a second ADU to the backyard for 100,000-200,000 we could add a 2 bedroom and add more incometotal cost: 430,000 + 150,000 = 580,000rent for 2 bedroom: 2,000Total income: 6,0006,000 / 580,000 = 1.03 %Do these number look relatively reasonable to anyone that has more experience with adding adu's in California?

Perhaps they really meant they were filing a separate Schedule E for each property.

I'm about to close my first deal for $150k rental property which will cash flow $14k yearly.Thinking forward, what would be an ideal strategy to generate enough income so I can retire in 10 years?

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

We have 7-figures our own cash to deploy and aiming to do larger deals 10-30 unit details vs 2-6 in past.If you have interest pls ping me and tell me what your skills are, ideally compliments mine, and your interests, dreams etc.

Hi Everyone, I'm looking for CRM recommendations, ideally built to automatically sync with Gmail.

E up to code ?

Ideally, the person I am looking to hire can-set up an organized paper filing system and set up a digital office with cloud-based document storage-keep a calendar, help me move forward and not get bogged down with minutiae-multitask between the different businesses and properties-has previous administrative experience in real estate-and most importantly: Get.

@Lynnette E.