I’m trying to figure out the implications of living in Nevada and investing in California. nV is a no income tax state, with investing in CA would I need to pay CA income tax?

A couple things that stood out:FREE screening application for both landlord AND tenant (I've never been a fan of requiring people to pay for a screening, considering most my tenants are college students and I hated doing that back when I was renting)Free digital lease and digital signage in California (I use HelloSign to sign my docs and to have it all in one app is far more efficient and looks way more professional)Honestly, this looks like the all-around package deal and all of it, supposedly, for free seems like a no-brainer.

Purchase price: $140,000 Cash invested: $210,000 Sale price: $302,000 Revitalized a challenging 4-bedroom townhouse plagued by extreme distress, pet-related issues, and a no-rental policy.

One thing I think you forgot in your pros, is that we are a no income tax state.

My gutter guy wants to get paid as soon as the work is done, so this made Relay a no-go for me.- Decent wire fees:  I invest in syndication as well, so I do a number of wires. 

It seems like a no brainer to me!

Honestly for me it was a no brainer way to save ourselves 20-25k a year.       

Depending whether they operate in your area,  they also can help you optimize minimum stays. it is a 1% that might bring you 5% to 40% additional Revenue and is a no-brainer. some here claim that they base their prices on your local competition.

The obligations include paying all remaining move-in fees due, switching utilities into their name, staying in good standing with current land lord if that applies, and keeping approximately the same income as the time approved.I don't hold for more than 2 weeks without collecting rent, so Section 8 is pretty much a No-Go for me. 

Seems like a no brainer!