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Updated about 2 months ago, 09/25/2024

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Tim Bee
  • Investor
  • California
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Tenant just became wheelchair bound. Who's supposed to pay for the changes!!!!!!

Tim Bee
  • Investor
  • California
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In CA:  I have a tenant who, all of a sudden is in a wheelchair.  They want widened door ways and God knows what else after that.  I'm guessing they might eventually want all the ADA requirements.  Changes to convert a whole house to meet ADA requirements and the ongoing nonsense that might keep coming up sounds insane.  Thinking about selling this home before I get in too deep.  Then there's the issue with doing a 1031 which is fine but my property taxes would go from $2200/yr to $4400/yr for an identical home.  Thoughts???

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