Hey BP just just got a 2021 Notice of Assessment for a property I closed on in Nov 2020.

Recession or collapse is great, it's quick, washes things out, breeds rejuvenation and innovation....

Non-QM does not have to follow Fannie/Freddie rules, so it will be much easier to close a Non-QM going forward than that of Fannie/Freddie, which may be hard to find for that loan type.I suspect that there will be even more innovative products coming out of the Non-QM space as well.

I know they will likely cost more than the cheapest options, but ultimately I'm OK with that given the deal and upside potential.I invest primarily in Portland, OR and typically see the best ADUs and rehab projects being done by these "design-build" firms that take an innovative and thoughtful approach to their projects that are super "Instagramable". 

California’s tech industry is very innovative and attracts smartest people from all over the world, and this crowd keeps the tech economy booming and prices inflated.

* many investor/agents i was following were with exp* they are innovators in this industry and I wanted to be a part of that* multiple ways to yield revenue streams

I can't personally offer any current advice, as we made the decision in Nov 2019 to convert from Airbnb to long term rental. 

Damian Curtis @ Curtis ContractingDaniel Fessler @ Compound ConcreteAlan @ Innovative ElectricalBrett Monika @ Kilter Mechanical

I have gotten great deals by being able to close in Nov or Dec when a seller wanted the sale before the end of the tax year.  

@Jamall Steele Brian Elam at Innovative Closing Solutions is the guy to talk to