I am looking at sourcing different rebate programs or other for apartment communities.We have owners from out of state that are seeing significant appliance rebates for toilets, energy star rates appliances etc. in CA and other states, but I am having a hard time sourcing similar programs in Minnesota for market rate communities. 

I am a strong believer in house hacking as well and am currently doing just that in Fresno, Ca.

I have been a commercial real estate agent since 1999 in Newport Beach, CA and have handled over 1,000 transactions from selling a college campus to leasing small industrial units.  

I've completed my Real Estate Salesperson classes and am now waiting on the California BRE to approve my application for the state exam to get my RE License.  

newbie here too. just wished to introduce myself. formerly from washington, dc, i'm just getting started in the staging arena in california and i'm looking to make some connections as well. thanks and sincerely, sydney

newbie here too. just wished to introduce myself. formerly from washington, dc, i'm just getting started in the staging arena in california and i'm looking to make some connections as well. thanks and sincerely, sydney

Was the seller represented by a Real estate broker .. as we don't use attorneys in CA very often for these vanilla deals.If she let some wholesaler type person talk her into this then she is totally screwed.take no offense but non licensed wholesalers are very very dangerous for most folks to deal with as they don't know enough about real estate ( most being new) and or they are only out for themselves and could care less about the seller..

To lease out a residential units in California I usually see the real state agents use month to month rental agreement  (C.A.R. form revised 12/15).

The San Diego property because I got an owner financed loan only has three out of four units rented so it appears like it doesn't cash flow that great and of course its california  so the numbers are different.  

Some management companies require the maximum security deposit in the case of foreigners with no SSN, which in California is 2x the deposit.