Airbnb, for example, includes a strike-through style in your price section.

And given the composition of the court now, there is a chance that they will strike down rent control wholesale (as a taking of private property.) that would be the holy grail!

The price increase might strike you as steep, but it should be noted that, aside from its lavish neighborhood, it has a history of high-profile ownership.

Once you’ve built up cash and knowledge you’ll be ready to strike when you find a deal. 

Dweller also pays the difference in the increase in property taxes I believe.The property owner can purchase the ADU at a given strike price depending on how long the ADU has been on the property.We’ve had a client install one on their property and I’ve toured several more of them.

@Sean McDonnell On timid investors I normally give them the three strike rule.

No ATV required although sometimes I do switch over to my 4x4 truck for rural properties just to show the down home folks I'm down home too.The biggest thing that strikes me about RE in general, this being my third month at it, (was "just an investor" before), is the constant contradiction of the twin messages I keep getting from "gurus" at my market center:1)  Set a goal for some insanely high number of closings for your first year.2)  It takes over a year of constant drip marketing to get enough closings to live on the commission checks.Uhmmmmmmmmmmmmm... yeah. 

I haven't seen it shift back so it strikes me that for the long term you want to start with an income valuation mindset.Tim

Door locks, strike plates.

Those that are cowering in fear right now because news magazines and talk shows need to sell more commercials are the ones that will miss out on the best opportunity in a lifetime to strike it rich.BUY WHEN THERE IS BLOOD IN THE STREETS....NOW!