Not my idea of progress.

When I evaluate an asset class I look at how hard I will have to work versus what I get in return.I would rather have national commercial tenants with long leases and built in rental increases for 10% coc then deal with a park for 15% returns.At my age of 42 I value my time more than anything and quality of life over dealing with massive headaches to drive yield.

Since you are not in a position to pull the trigger immediately, I suggest you start practicing evaluating deals so that you learn to do it fast.

We look forward to hearing your progress.

I purchased two properties in 2016 and am having a hard time understanding how to evaluate depreciation.

Im very interested to see how your hunt goes in CA, and look forward to the progress!

Assuming no structural damages, this could be a good investment.I would love to get your thoughts on how to evaluate such a rehab project.

Which is obviously ideal 👍That would be an invaluable next step in your progression in so many ways.....again congrats tho!

I would also remember to evaluate whether or current primary is worth holding as a rental or whether or not you'd get a better return on your equity in a different property.

I'm particularly interested in how you came to evaluate your properties; based on rent roll, taxes, comparable properties, etc.