Choose that one and use it.

You can choose to accommodate without being obligated to make an ADA unit...Option 1) Items that are more difficult or only of use to a specific disability could be excluded.

Choose your politics, just know what that means … more regulation will follow.

I'll be interested in how they make the Experience "exclusive" to Airbnb as that seems like a terrible business model for the people hosting the Experience unless ABB cuts a check for them.

A lot of investors based in markets like California and New York are choosing to purchase their investments OOS in the Midwest because of the affordability and numbers making more sense.

I would think most landlords, who choose to be landlords in very Tenant friendly San Francisco, would pony up the 5.2% knowing that the rate has gone up and down throughout time, unless they want to run the risk of their tenant's finding out and called out as being a bad landlord, being taken on by the very helpful San Francisco Tenants Union or taken to Small Claims Court.Maybe there is a silver lining in California's recent change in security deposits that limit it to one months rent when it used to be up to 2 month's rent for unfurnished units and up to 3x for furnished units.By the way, I took a look at your Company, https://www.getwhale.co/  Since your firm is only offering 4.2%, were you trying to market in San Fran before discovering the Rent Board rate?

@Joshua DunlapTo make a successful investment property purchase in Texas, set clear investment criteria, choose a suitable strategy, get pre-approved for financing early, build a strong local network, start small for your first investment, plan for worst-case scenarios, and work with a knowledgeable real estate agent.

Rheis,As a banker I struggle to see why most people will choose a Heloc over a cash out refinance.

Transfers of ownership into the family trust are usually protected (see Garn St-Germain Act), but transfers into an LLC may run afoul of the due-on-sale clause that some investors will choose to obtain consent from the lender prior to the transfer. 

@Joyce KimHELOC and home equity loan are not the sameEquity line of credit is a line of credit that let’s you withdraw up to specific amount and you can take less and pay interest on what you drawFor example if you had a $50k line of credit you may choose to use $20k of it and it is usually ten years where you can pay it off and draw moreA home equity loan is a second mortgage which is a fixed amount and paid off over a period of timeHELOC is better in my opinion but if you have no income it will be difficult to get approved even with the equity you haveCommon misconception people have is if you have equity you can just take it, that’s not the case the bank also wants to make sure you have the ability to repay it.