@John Underwood agreed, everyone refer to it as the “ STVR or STR tax code rule”.

And in my zip code there are only 6 houses under $650K for sale .

I'd be honored to have you as a valuable contact on my team.Your experience with both multi-family properties and developers sounds incredibly valuable.

I will honor my agreement of refinancing or doing a loan assumption as soon as I'm able (I've been trying excessively over the past decade), however if he does force a sale, can I tack on the fact that I've paid all expenses including the mortgage for the past now 13 years to demand he reimburse me half, or is he entitled to half the equity and I'm just screwed out of everything I've put into the house?

I'm not grossly opposed to SFH if it is much cheaper, but do to the spacing between dwellings per city code I could fit more doors on this plot if building duplex.

I'm from Rocklin and I will say Roseville/Rocklin are the best in any 5 zip codes 95765, 95677, 95747, 95678 & 95661.

One of my team members is seriously considering investing in Memphis zip code 38127I am new to Memphis Is this good location to invest?

Not to mention it’s all tax free money you can spend today due to the tax code.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Hello Tim,I have no experience with California or that specific code but I can tell you that anywhere you try to add a unit it is going to need to fire separated through any means that the fire could spread.