With SB13 allowing bootlegged safe units and the likely extension to the 5 year window due to the shortage of units, I am unsure there is much risk in the near term.  

@Bill B. for context, the home is in a dedicated STR community, so it's safe to say there's a 0% chance of running into troubles like you mentioned in Oahu or Las Vegas.Also, like I said, those numbers are 100% made up on the spot.

However if you are risk averse recasting the loan is a safe, secure option.

The unit I want to occupy has 3 people living in it, when is it safe to give them a notice to vacate and does anyone have a template for this?  

These investors are typically large financial institutions looking for safe, predictable returns, such as pension funds, insurance companies, and banks.Key concepts to understand in economics and finance are risk and reward.

Specifically around efficiency in devices when not maintained and challenges with realizing potential earnings with device electrification upgrades.

And while there is a safe harbor of 2 years (with some other conditions) from the IRS in Rev Proc 2008-16. 

A lot of people want out of the city.Sure, rising population metro areas are a safe bet when it come to investing.

@Josh DeeverTo invest in Dallas, look for areas that are growing well, have fair prices, and are safe.

CD is safe now.