Assembly bill 68, Assembly Bill 881, and Senate Bill 13.In senate bill 13, it specifically states the following:(i) The accessory dwelling unit may be rented separate from the primary residence, but may not be sold or otherwise conveyed separate from the primary residence.I have not seen anywhere in this bill or the AB bills where it prohibits or allows prohibition of short term rentals.

Statement Regarding Previous Forum PostDear Legal and Legislation Community,I am writing to clarify and correct any potential misrepresentations from my previous post dated [date of original post] regarding the real estate syndication deal I invested in, managed by Simple Passive Cashflow and Truepoint Capital, with Lane Kawaoka and Kyle Jones as General Partners.My initial post may have unintentionally conveyed inaccuracies or negative implications about the General Partners and the overall management of the deal.

I believe retirement accounts are sheltered from creditors unless there's fraud/fraudulent conveyance, but not sure.

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In general, I will try to convey the following letter (which I will give after I talk to them) in speech.

The premise of this boards popularity came after the deepest real estate crash coupled with the lowest rates in any historical era, and was conveyed through someone like a rookie that runs crashing and failing syndication. 

Same situation goes for owner financed deals or subject to, you need to bring value to the seller and your agent can convey that value in an attractive way.

Also, if the subject property is in California, or any other DOT state, you have some additional considerations with the conveyance. 

Can a new broker then tack on a much higher fee like this, or is it more likely that one broker conveyed different information about the property to Hartford?

Thanks for the questionYes it does First - get insurance in place correctly -- use a proven insurance provider -- this is most important Educate seller to not contact the bank Use a trust structure to have the conveyance appear to comply with Garn St GermainBe ready to fix if needed via a deed flip flop or paying off the mortgage These transactions should only be attempted by experienced and ready investors -- those with the knowledge and ability to fix if neededThanks Alan