[quote=FormerSanDiegan]I have no experience with out-of-town rentals.
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Sorry, meant to write out-of-STATE rentals. We currently live in LA county and have a rental prop in San Diego (use a Property manager that we used when we lived in SD county, though).
I agree with briansd1. Even though we have PM, it is good to drive by a few times a year and be able to visit easily if/when something major comes up.
I don’t have much experience with rentals, but I’ve read that Texas was not good for some folks since property taxes are much higher and could be raised at anytime. I don’t know where properties in CA are sitting in terms of cash flowing now with the crash, but prop 13 helps a ton over the long term since the government can’t raise your property taxes to insane levels suddenly.
They can try to change the laws, but there are probably too many home owning voters in CA that something like that will ever pass I don’t think.
I don’t have much experience with rentals, but I’ve read that Texas was not good for some folks since property taxes are much higher and could be raised at anytime. I don’t know where properties in CA are sitting in terms of cash flowing now with the crash, but prop 13 helps a ton over the long term since the government can’t raise your property taxes to insane levels suddenly.
They can try to change the laws, but there are probably too many home owning voters in CA that something like that will ever pass I don’t think.
I don’t have much experience with rentals, but I’ve read that Texas was not good for some folks since property taxes are much higher and could be raised at anytime. I don’t know where properties in CA are sitting in terms of cash flowing now with the crash, but prop 13 helps a ton over the long term since the government can’t raise your property taxes to insane levels suddenly.
They can try to change the laws, but there are probably too many home owning voters in CA that something like that will ever pass I don’t think.
I don’t have much experience with rentals, but I’ve read that Texas was not good for some folks since property taxes are much higher and could be raised at anytime. I don’t know where properties in CA are sitting in terms of cash flowing now with the crash, but prop 13 helps a ton over the long term since the government can’t raise your property taxes to insane levels suddenly.
They can try to change the laws, but there are probably too many home owning voters in CA that something like that will ever pass I don’t think.
I don’t have much experience with rentals, but I’ve read that Texas was not good for some folks since property taxes are much higher and could be raised at anytime. I don’t know where properties in CA are sitting in terms of cash flowing now with the crash, but prop 13 helps a ton over the long term since the government can’t raise your property taxes to insane levels suddenly.
They can try to change the laws, but there are probably too many home owning voters in CA that something like that will ever pass I don’t think.
