CoStar has the most data. 

As for the granny flat, I'm not sure how the law works in CA, but I'm wondering how that notice to vacate relates to eviction? 

CallRail refuses to add my calls to the “Calls” app and I’m spending more time inputting data and working out bugs in Podio than getting contracts signed and Returning phone calls.

And if you’re short on time like I am, I recommend the Audible version to listen to when you’re doing relatively mindless tasks like getting ready in the mornings, driving, cooking, etc.

I still have few days for the due diligence (inspection etc).I am just gathering the Data and seeing how investors think and their opinions rather than being biased to my own judgment.To answer your questions - No, the property doesn't need any work.

Anything else goes... as long as it's legal, and real estate related. ;)Excited to hear what everyone comes up with! 

Greetings, I'm relatively new to bigger pockets but have been investing in real estate for about 3 years. 

I definitely have issues with the state & city, but no where is perfect..My advice... relatively cheap yet strong economy (disagree if you wish) ;-)https://www.marketwatch.com/story/where-the-moneys-made-and-where-it-isnt-from-coast-to-coast-2017-09-26?

The feelings associated with market peaks and troughs are something that data can demonstrate, as I was trying to do, but only experience can teach.

I’ve just read the bigger pockets book Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene alongside Making Money in Real Estate: The Canadian Guide to Investing in Residential Property, and I’ve begun to dig in to CMHC data, and I’d be interested in hearing from fellow investors with...boots on the ground?