I'm concerned with two things which I will paste directly from the report.

I could see a value-play here for monthly financial reporting, if not handled directly through PM systems.

I've seen partnerships thrive with clear operating agreements and a shared vision, but without that, you can hit some bumps.

Some services only report on-time payments (not sure how that works).   

From a strategy standpoint knowing the reports available could be quite helpful. 

But also people are thinking of marching to the house of the lady who POSSIBLY reported the squirrel and burning their house down, so I think it's best I dont go down that route haha. 

If it was properly done, it's recorded and should be visible on the title report. 

Wow, I'm glad this thread got bumped because that was one of my first posts!

The illegal in-law units/ADUs are somewhat common in the Bay Area - many people with paid off properties are collecting under the table rent money without reporting it to the IRS.

The numbers didn't look spectacular at first glance, especially with rising interest rates nibbling at cash flow.Here's the thing: while your immediate cash flow only bumps up slightly from $1,300 to $1,400, you're doubling your assets.