For us, getting large $ up front becomes difficult because it makes us less desirable in our current market.

I realized my "dislike" was largely emotional.

Don't know about Capstone, but these discuss large investments in REO-to-Rent programs by OakTree and GI Partners, large pvt equity funds.

This is especially problematic with the large lenders in my experience.

To replicate, you'll need a large volume of homes to purchase, political buy in, an experienced crew, a million dollar line of credit, and management experience to pull off a deal like that.

You have some large rooms that can easily be turned into economy/studio apartments, etc...It's am ambitious project for sure.

Dates and life expectance of all mechincal items.The neighborhood is older (1957) with Large Trees so I paid a Plumber $95 to run a camera down the drain to the street.

Your best bet would probably be to split up some of those into an LLC and pay the large California fee and keep some in your name and get one large insurance policy.

And the hoa polices the area (doesn't allow large dogs, or people to park a ton of cars & keep junk around like they will on units).

They do also allow investment properties now where HARP 1 had issues with them.The other thing going on right now is the deal that some of the large banks reached.