I am covered as far as my fix and flips/construction right now but they aren't willing to take on longer term loans currently.

Could anyone with more current experience, esp in San Diego area, jump in and help? 

This effectively means that I don't need a primary residence at least for the next few years and my living expenses are practically 0.

As of now, one side is done and rented and we're currently working on the other with a projected done date of July.

Would love to learn about pain points from other property managers.So I have a career background working in software and am currently applying simply builds to common monthly tasks such as sending, receiving, and logging payments for rents.

Purchase price was 145k and after a 15k rehab the current estimate is about 220k.I’m currently remodeling my primary and once that is complete I will have about 250k in equity.My minimum goal for cash flow from my portfolio once I leave my job is 5k a month as I have a side job already in place.

Any new owner / investor would need to make these rate changes - compelling the current residence to  move elsewhere (somewhere more affordable).And this is why the residence are looking to make a Co-Opp.

If those are realistic numbers Im still not sure Id do a deal for $30k in the current market. 

Hello,I'm a rookie real estate investor currently house hacking in the greater Asheville NC area looking to purchase a mid or long term rental property in a nearby area.

I am currently getting things lined up to purchase the Real Estate Salesperson License course for Illinois, am reading books on sales, listening to podcasts, putting together a business plan, looking up Investor Meetup groups, researching brokerages, and just about to finish the Bigger Pockets book on "How to Invest in Real Estate.