Also you probably want to work with an architect who has ADU experience I can recommend one if you want.Here is a recent article with more information: http://www.sfexaminer.com/city-easing-onerous-approval-process-accessory-dwelling-units/

We just have ways of assisting with local financial coaching opportunities through a NFP) If you are hiring a PM, ask them what their written standards are (they should be able to give you these, almost instantly).

@Alicia Gates(SFRs). [24 CFR §110.10(b)](b) This part shall not require posting and maintaining a fair housing poster:(1) On vacant land, or(2) At any single-family dwelling, unless such dwelling(i) Is being offered for sale or rental in conjunction with the sale or rental of other dwellings in which circumstances a fair housing poster shall be posted and maintained as specified in paragraph (a)(2)(ii) of this section, or(ii) Is being offered for sale or rental through a real estate broker, agent, salesman, or person in the business of selling or renting dwellings in which circumstances a fair housing poster shall be posted and maintained as specified in paragraph (a)(1) of this section,

One recorded eviction on their state record and they'll never rent a dwelling again significantly better than a cardboard box.That being said, there's ALWAYS A risk in these cases.

They write their name or property address on the deposit slip and I can view the actual deposit slip.I also use Zelle which is instantly transferred to my bank account and is supported by all the major banks and is likely built into your banks app.I do not venmoe, it is slow and I have better 3rd parties.I also have some that use ACH transfers.All of these that I use are free to use.If they don't pay on their own then I give them a warning and if that doesn't work I start the eviction.I want rent to come in with no interaction from me.

I love chasing instant equity homes, the relentless back and fourth of offers and counters, scouring the interest for the next GREAT DEAL.

The subject must be a single family dwelling.

A landlord must follow the requirements of the Eviction Law and cannot refuse to renew a lease without good cause (See Causes for Eviction), except in the case of owner-occupied two and three family dwellings, transient or seasonal tenants."

I wonder if there is a legal leg to stand on to force the HOA to proceed.The complex is made up of several different buildings, some with 3/2, some with 2/2 condos, and some with 2/2 townhouse, so the structural damage is unfortunately pertinent to our unit of 8 dwellings (4 front, 4 back).  

Meredith,Most regular Policies for an owner occupied or rented dwelling will want to insure the building for Replacement cost.