They have leases reviewed by lawyers from my understanding.

Think about whether the actual apartment is worth losing the $500 or the rent price, check online reviews, ask to tour the apartment again and talk to neighbors to reconfirm your decision. 

I usually look at the reviews and look for 4.5 stars with at least 10-15 reviews. 

Go read some consumer-written reviews, google business or yelp, or wherever you like to read reviews that isn't pay-to-play (JD Powers, BBB, etc, are p2p).

Read reviews and find people that have made other investors happy, talk to those investors as well.

Again, please review AB 1482, connect with a real estate attorney if required, but do not take my word for it.

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I am in early stages of looking at this off market deal. 24 unit apartment building. Sellers is asking 1million and provided the numbers below.

Below the income numbers they ran some numbers for financing at the fu...

haha, thanks for the draft review!

What Christine was able to do was to work with the investor on the buy side to not only identify properties for purchase, but review properties that were presented by wholesalers in order to ensure that the investor’s minimum return was likely.