The roi change is about a half a percent, from 14.58% to 14%.Since im going the FHA route though my roi is lowered since im living there...not sure if i should consider this though

ESPP is usually a no brainer and gives you a discount; but there is a delay in getting the stock and a holding period of 12 mos to get the lower tax rate.

I just closed last month on a property in Oakland (lower dimond district area), currently doing rehab and excited to have the project completed.

I think that'd be a great strategy since you'd get the lower interest rate and less closing costs.

Anything they lower it is a win for you. 

The Cali shift partly translates to lower income leaving and higher incomes replacing them.

@Susie Ramsey  Generally if you can show your YTD income is getting higher you should be okay to proceed with income and you have reason for lower income in last year which can be explained by LOX.

So if you’re one of those people who won’t do a 1500 claim when a tree falls on your fence, why pay for the lower deductible?

First, they are usually non-financeable though conventional means, so the demand is lower and thus the price is significantly lower as well.

Motivated sellers (there are always a few in any market who need to sell and move) would have to lower their asking price to find a buyer who is able to make an offer.https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/affordability-index.aspWith regards to finding the local opportunity areas, the seasoned investors there said they followed the cement trucks to the job sites.