It is very inexpensive and also have not had an issue with the requirement.

It does, however, offer lots of inexpensive, cash flowing properties.To iterate, I'm a small time rel estate investor, so you definitely want to consult an RE professional before taking this advice to heart lol. 

Imagine if those issues are environmental, which is another problem altogether, and won't be covered by title insurance.Either way, taking on someone's problems without knowing what they are is not my idea of a inexpensive investment.

With annual gross rents at $52.8k, that's a solid income stream but you'll need to factor in expenses like taxes, maintenance, vacancies, etc. to get the NOI.

Do you know a source for inexpensive apartment paints in San Bernardino or Riverside County, CA?

$100,000 seems really inexpensive for this level of a remodel. 

You had better have a good software program and access to inexpensive lists10,000 letters x 80 cent each = $8,000 plus your labor.

America can be inexpensive .  

I'm trying to help out other CA investors (I still think buying locally is better than an inexpensive property OOS where you can't check up on the property)I don't know the Peninsula well but expensive Palo Alto, Los Gatos, Cupertino would be Class A to me.

I bought top of the line if I say the name they might delete ,I like the  product a lot for rentals put it in expensive SFH and cheaper ones .