At any rate, I’m looking to link up with Assisted Living Investors/Operators in general and specifically in the Los Angeles (South Bay) area.

It sits on a newly restored creek, jogging distance to the bay.

I recall stories of your friends with fully empty 4plexes in Phoenix and I agree all markets act different.Just curious because I have several Section 8 tenants, but this is in the Bay Area - Oakland to be exact.

Hello BP Family,I have 2 rental properties in the Bay Area and looking for recommendations on rental property insurance.

also, since I am in bay area, would prefer something local, so I can manage.

You're fighting a rising tide in certain locations, such as LA, the Bay Area, and the like.

My brother in law in the Bay area does them every week.. as in some cities in the San Francisco bay area if the house is of a certain age and the waste line has not been replaced its mandatory to do that prior to transferring ownership.. nice deal for him realtors have him on speed dial LOL.but when I used to buy rentals and rehab and rent.. the very first thing I did was replace the waste lines while we were rehabbing.. its the number one thing that goes wrong in a rental. and you could lose good tenants over it.. no one wants constant plumbing issues.. so if it was not PV we just fixed it prophylactically so we limited our NUMBER one service call plumbing.  

If you know any good contractor in Bay Area, CA who is willing to do this service please recommend him to me?

We have been renting a really special place right on the water in Penobscot Bay in Maine.

We live here in Palm Bay and Sue is also a RE Broker and runs "We Say Sold".