With that being said, if you have mixed systems i would look into a full rewire as the property obviously has not been brought up to code standards for many decades.

Absentee Owners with Equity have been popular for years, but that means that they might be getting multiple offers every week in their mailbox – so best to mix things up with multiple lists.You can work with a list broker to optimize your list for your area.

Designed by Los Angeles architect Grant Kirkpatrick, the architectural residence covers more than 13,500 square feet and reflects its coastal setting with a lively mix of warm wood, natural stone and Asahi glass.

Both lists can be mixed with Absentee Owners if you don't want to put all your faith in owner occupied - and can be customized with property type and home value along with other limiting factors.Good luck

@Maya GermanI live in San Diego and have been doing research and like San Antonio for a mix of cash flow and appreciation.

If you have the purchasing power or other investors in the mix then looking into the commercial side would be very beneficial.

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $80,000 Purchased this 14 unit mixed use property as a buy and hold.

I am preparing to purchase a mixed used property. 1st floor is made up of 1bd unit/1 bath.

None of my deals have been slam dunks, but they have at least got me on base (definitely mixing up my sport there

For a single family home, though, you'd generally be better off going conventional.With regards to management software I have been delighted with my experience with Hemlane (basic, not their premium service, which seems like it only makes sense in a few markets but does sound cool).