The Case description is as follows: Plaintiff (City of San Diego) alleges the defendant’s (current owners + the previous owner) use or maintenance of their property has resulted in numerous California Civil and San Diego Municipal Code violations, which constitutes a public nuisance.The date the case was filed was March 2022, which is just 1 month BEFORE the property was sold to the current owners.QUESTION: I plan to ask the Realtor if he knows anything about this.   

Numerous investors hesitate to take action and wait for the "perfect time" when time and opportunities will continue to pass by.Take action!

Many locals seem to believe that the West End (West Minister St) and Federal Hill area are the up and coming area in which they have seen numerous new restaurants and shops open up and prices of properties increase throughout the past couple of years. 

We have won bids numerous time and the bids were not accepted by the lender after the auction then the property come back.

Analyzed numerous scenarios to help determine best use of the building.

Its a good property that I can BRRRR and get good rent on so I am biased on taking the gamble but I need some unbiased and more experienced opinions.  

There are numerous markets in both California and Texas that you can buy assets that are both cash flowing and appreciating.You don't necessarily have to purchase retail/residential property with the 1031 exchange but you can do commercial which includes; NNN and hotels.

It is sometimes possible to negotiate these down with the county but it is a low percentage thing, and not something you would want to gamble on. 

I have read and watched numerous books and webinars.

I have had numerous bouts throughout my life when I have been without pay for months.