I've recently served the tenant a pay or quit notice for unpaid rent. 

There’s definitely others in town who can serve you well but Parmer has the reputation.

Just found out over Christmas that I have a medical condition that will not allow me to serve in the military anymore and I'll be forced to retire sometime during the next 2-4 years.

These forms serve a few purposes.

Depending on your point of view, Judge Carter is either a fearless disruptor of slow-footed local governments — or a bully interfering with professionals dedicated to serving homeless people.

The #1 determinant of what you can buy is how much money you have...by the time you save enough cash to buy a crap SFR in San Diego your 10-unit in Central Ohio you paid the same price for would have stabilized... rents would have increased...your debt would be paid down...and the equity could serve as your way into your next 10-unit...would you rather have a ****** bungalow 5 miles from the beach or retirement income?

But if the tenant trashes the place to the degree that it becomes a health hazard, and it wasn't that way on move-in, then you should just serve an eviction notice for damage to the property.

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It is that lenders license, livelihood and potential prison sentence they would serve if allowing anything outside what is allowed within the guidelines.As a loan officer, I would be real quick to point out where and what they are doing that is illegal and I would walk away from that borrower.

Currently shopping for a condo or house in Studio City/Toluca Lake/Burbank area that will serve as a primary residence.Condo (2-3 bed, 2 bath) price range 600K-700K (Studio City/Toluca Lake)House (3 bed, 2 bath) price range <1M (Burbank)Long term, I am looking to build a portfolio of properties by buying a new property every 3-5 years in the LA area with savings from my 9-5 job.Originally, I had planned on a condo, but concerned in regards to housing price projections in the next few years.What are people's opinion of investment values of these property types in these areas?