The numbers all look good, I’m just wondering if there is anything I’m missing in terms of location or regulations that would turn this into a nightmare.

Am I missing something and this is like a "well known secret in real estate that no one explicitly talks about" or am I just meeting two shady lenders? 

I’m so anxious to jump in but I felt like I was missing something.

One studio ($375/month), one 1-bedroom ($515/month), and two 2-bedrooms ($695/month each)Total gross rent: $2,280Morgage ($550) + Tax ($300) + Management ($200) + Repairs & Saftey Fund ($200) = $1,280So from my understanding, I'm going to make about $1,000/monthAm I missing something?

I'm not sure that's the way I want to go as I'd hate to miss out on the long-term appreciation but wondering if the short-term upside/higher ROI is worth it.  

Closing on a property thursday and I called the property appraisers and millage rate is 25. 900,000(purchase price)x25 divided by 1000 = high taxes. I should have looked into it earlier but this cuts into my expenses ...

I don't HAVE to get all my money back out, but I feel like I'm missing something here, or the CoC ROI would be "inf%", right?

I'm not sure.For anyone who is affected by it and has a non-paying tenant, you should know about this looming deadline:California landlords have until Wednesday, Sept. 30, to provide an informational notice to certain tenants who’ve missed rental payments during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Lots of details missing such as are you married, kids, debts, savings, renter or homeowner, house-hacking, etc. but ideally just save 6 months living expenses and go full-time agent and forget the 9-5. 

Anything else I'm missing?