In my opinion, anything close to the blue like is a really good long-term play. 

A bad one is a lead weight around your neck while floating in the ocean.

I dunno.. but now at least you have the blue print I use for success.

I'm not trying to be a shill for the blue store - but it's a decent tool and far more useful and flexible than the in-house cards offered.

I plan to focus on wellness retreats specifically focused on meditation, psychedelics, sleep performance and ocean therapy for SOF Veterans.

We had a guy we used that did a great job for the most part, out of the blue got a bill from him because a tenant called and asked if he could install a light fixture for them and replace the battery in a fire alarm.

It’s is predominantly a homeowner neighborhood of professionals whereas Dolton is more rental blue-collar.

Lot's of blue collar workers with a low vacancy rate (I have another LTR in St.

Assuming this is a decent C grade property in a blue collar area you should be able to get decent tenants and pm.  

I'm here in the East Bay and you will not get 2% rule in California. 1% rule you may get on a fourplex or triplex in a "working class, blue collar, up and coming neighborhood in East Oakland".