Property is 1 mile to beach, 2 blocks to gold course, 2 blocks from active main downtown area.

It can even be national seminar or courses.

The phrase "brought up to code" is likely an over-statement of the present requirements of the pre-meter inspection.Anything new of course has to be installed according to today's code - but anything existing which is still in working order is OK to leave as-is.A believe an exception to this is ADA requirements if they apply to this building.

Of course SF is super intense and crazy with all the new tech $$$ pouring in, and the battle over rent control continues unabated.

Since November, we've employed the DM campaign method with repeat letters (variable content of course) to the same list over a six month period.

(of course I am in the northeast).

We recently had a roof problem and they said they won't renew the policy due to the roof, which can't be fixed until the weather improves.What is the recommended course of action?

Of course, we would negotiate the purchase price to be lower than the asking price.

Just trying to get my feet wet in rentals and of course a great opportunity is a foreclosure just to muddy the waters.Thanks in advance.

Wondering if anyone has experience with canine liability insurance policies as it could save me from a turnover, keep good tenants (except for their lying on the application about the rottweiler, of course) and would be a good option to offer future tenants as well.