Or should I sell and realize my profit.

In most cases they will try and help where they can.Not saying this is right or wrong but I had a similar situation with a property and after getting past the underwriting and securing it I went to the city (Atlanta) and said I just acquired the property, realized it was a quad that was converted from a duplex sometime in the distant past but the building was still zoned as a duplex and wanted to go through the process of having it moved to a quad.

I wonder if Newsom even realizes how much pain he causes landlords; if the laws were fairly balanced for both tenant and landlord, most people would be happy.

His bid really didn't sound right, but I've never drywalled and didn't realize it should be so cheap.

Hi guys, I realize this thread is old but it is exactly the kind of conversation I was looking for.

People need to realize something.

But, if you look at affordable markets just because they are “affordable,” you may look back one day and realize they weren’t as “affordable” as they appeared.

Realize you are in the people business, not the real estate business.

I realized 5 years ago that I would never have enough money for a satisfactory retirement if I didn’t find a different way to make money then my W-2 where I’d never made more than $40,000 per year.

Our current investments have been in San Diego and got lucky with appreciation and rental rates, but we realize that we need to explore out of California for an investment to make sense.