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Karen L.
  • SF Bay Area, CA
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Rent control - crushing it

Karen L.
  • SF Bay Area, CA
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Salutations, 

I'm curious if anyone is crushing it in a rent control market with MFU (duplex, triplex, quadplex, etc).  Rent caps and just cause ordinances make it intimidating to enter markets where these restrictions make it challenging to be a landlord. The SF and San Jose markets are great examples of this.  In fact, there is a great concern with the California Assembly looking to make SFUs subject to rent control too.  This will be reviewed within the next two years. 

Is it worthwhile to even consider a MFU in a rent control market, or potentially state? 

Karen

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