Great way to pick up some good info and possibly a deal.You can also search NARPM.org for the RMP (Residential Management Professional) and MPM (Master Property Manager) certified.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

I'm interested in talking with anyone and looking to learn as much as possible to benefit my future.

It is always a good idea to do that as soon as possible, since it is easier and typically less expensive to do current appraisals than retrospective ones, where there may not be interior access to the properties.

I understand cashflow is non existent in California.At my price range:1) Would buying a condo in East Bay (Like Dublin, Pleasanton) and renting it out makes more sense OR buying a 3/2 house in the Sacramento area/Roseville/Folsom etc areas make sense?

But we noticed that the deadline is February 11, so just wanted to ask if it's still possible or too late now.

My brother and I are both planning on moving out in the future possibly to different states and we discussed renting out the property in the future.

If you live in the greater Houston area and would like to chat I would love to talk to anyone as I’m trying to gain as much wisdom as possible early on. 

Maybe this is what I am seeing here.92% isn't all that great, especially in sec8, it's actually rather low. 98 percentile range is acceptable standard, even 97, not 92, that's rather low. 

Hello folks, I’m buying a first time rental property, trying to get a cash flow positive property in SA under 250k range.

But at least with other real estate there at least the possibility of appreciation, the tax liens are fixed return once you buy the correct?