@Aja Rogers Glad you mentioned this because I was about to report it as a bug in the system hah.I invest in markets that have healthy cash flows.

Fortunately(or unfortunately depending on how you are looking at it) prices here in SoCal are so high comparatively that making 6-8% on a flip is still a nice healthy payday.

The likelihood may be much higher than the past as the intent of such laws are consumer oriented, in that spirit a judge will be inclined to hear the claims.

Seems like even a deal with healthy initial cash flows would be subject to negative returns if the tenant trashes it.

We had made several decisions as a group over the past two years -- adopted by-laws, voted on things like run off, keeping the lake and fish healthy, etc.

. - but I would call the state Department of Consumer Protection for more info.

It appears to me, Peter, you’re focus has been on repayment and building a healthy unpaid balance.

You have the right to a free copy of this same report from TransUnion Consumer Assistance, if you make a written request to them within 60 days after you receive this notice.

Mission StatementMy mission is to be incredibly successful.I will accomplish this by dedicating 10 hours a day (7-5pm) to my success formula, 6 days a week.100% of my time will be given to help myself achieve my goals to have a happy, secure, fun and healthy life.My plan of action will include time at the gym, 1 hour dedicated to study, the completion of 6 daily work goals I create nightly, 30 minutes dedicated to meditation and self-awareness and fun time with the family.When I’m at home I will dedicate my time to my kids and will have no thoughts of work.My goal is to be successful, stress free and happy......Some of it's a little corny, I know...Thanks again,John

But personally I find it responsible and healthy to stay on top of your properties.BTW I was advised to try this no-manager approach by a number of experienced local landlords, who use it themselves.