(My renters work in that hub.)Whether all of this will actually pay off is far beyond my ability to guess but based on what I've been watching happen in the neighborhood I've been hesitant to let it go just yet.My hesitation has grown my equity by around 35k over the last year, though I suspect that could soon be erased due to covid.Admittedly this is all speculative but my gut feeling is that this home could appreciate significantly in the coming years.Your point about tenant friendliness is interesting to me and one that I've been reading and thinking about.I have not yet come across any specific laws in California that I felt were difficult to comply with.My home is inside the limits of a smaller city with a deverloper-friendly local government, which is part of the reason for the massive redevelopment of downtown.Admittedly I'm not as informed as I could be on this so if you're aware of specific laws that may become a problem for me in that region please clue me in.

While my lease does allow us to give a tenant 30 days notice to vacate, the reality is almost no one can find a place, get organized, and save up enough money to get moved in 30 days.

Hi BP, I have ~6 years of analytics experience and have extensive experience in creating automated Excel documents that allow for easy visual calculations and/or understandable workflow organization.

We've investigated various organizations that we belong to (I'm a professional photographer), including the healthcare marketplace, various Christian health sharing ministries, private insurance, etc.

There is another South Jersey meetup organized by @Justin Eaton.

I'm talking head down, nose to the grind stone, geek out sessions where we develop in depth and thorough spreadsheet checklists and systems for data organization.

Often it comes down to getting the heirs organized and get them to sign the necessary paperwork.

Hey BP, I'm wondering what your strategies are for staying focused and organized.

I’d love to talk with other investors to learn more and maybe even organize a local meetup.

I'm talking head down, nose to the grind stone, geek out sessions where we develop in depth and thorough spreadsheet checklists and systems for data organization.