Unfortunately that is pretty much impossible to find in the major metro areas of CA

We discovered Union Beach this summer while looking for a restaurant, really cute little town with potential, has the nicely maintained Henry Hudson trail running through it (popular for running, hiking and biking), a pretty waterfront with views of Staten Island and Manhattan and some nice houses and townhouse developments near the water.

The taxable value is $331,400 (somehow up from $82,000 in 2016), and is pretty much entirely land.

Pretty simple. 

We just had a disgruntled tenant leave us a bad review which SUCKS but it’s property management, it’s not always fun and it’s not always pretty- or ever?

I am pretty sure if it is a normal trust you could ask them and it can be done. 

There are definitely areas you'll want to avoid in that city and areas that are pretty good. 

My question is this, and I know it'll seem pretty simple and easy I just want to make sure I go about it the right way.My understanding is that I can give them a 30 day notice to vacate. 

Hi All,I purchased my primarily resident about 5 years ago, and thanks to the housing market in NY going up like crazy, I have a pretty big chunk of equity on it. 

I was impressed with how fast that came off and there was a pretty good boost there.