All these Berkeley/Oaklad/Hayward/Pleasanton has different price range when house is located in flat land and when it's located in the hill.

Back in our species earlier days, they were necessary for instant energy, but they are not needed as much in our modern world....yet we consume them in excess (well, most people do anyway)That old saying comes to mind - 'moderation in all things'.....and it applies particularly well to exercise and diet...

For short-term rentals, the same would likely apply, assuming you offer what others don't AND you have a reliable way of screening for animals that cause excess trouble/mess OR pet owners who are not responsible.

I’ve expanded my sources of leads, but that’s a longer term project as when we establish new sources we become swamped with submissions of deals bearing no relation to our published criteria; at risk levels a river boat gambler wouldn’t touch, or flat out the source just shotgunning whatever crap comes across his desk, without even reading the documentation.  

. $40k seems excessive for this type of project.

I expect the property to appraise for 300k after renovations.After renovations, I plan to find a roommate and rent one room for $800 a month and split utilities or $900 flat.

Can anyone tell me if carryover basis restarts at 27.5 years in a 1031x, or is it excess basis at 27.5 and carryover picking up where it left off?

(Bloomberg)Today’s Interest Rate: 7.06%(Flat from this time last week, 30-yr mortgage)Today is a big day for us folks in the arena, it’s inflation day for consumer prices (CPI).

Sales are basically flat YoY (+1.6%) and the total market volume is half about what it used to be.Median sales price is up a whopping 11.5% YoY.

I'm basically saying the city doesn't have the personnel to go after anyone unless there's a complaint, then when they do they're citing a statute that flatly doesn't say 7 days is the minimum unless you ignore (they do) the fact that language only appears once in the code which is in the definition of a hotel in neighborhood limits.