After talking to a broker yesterday he got back to me today and told me that he could not get any kind of a good deal on a loan for me because my house in an area where the primary zoning is AU (agricultural).

The Portland market has sex appeal, but unless you are flipping houses, re-developing / re-positioning properties, the cash flow yields seem kind of lackluster.

Also, consider areas around GA State, GA Tech and the AU center.

It will give a breakdown of ages and sex applicable for bedrooms.. 

Here in CA, i believe there are anti-discrimation laws that state a landlord cannot discrimate on the SOURCE of the income, nor can they refuse households based on the sex of the applicant, or the number of applicants.While i totally understand the first 2 (source of income, as long as legal, and sex of applicants) I dont understand why if you are renting a studio with zero bedrooms, you can't limit the occupancy to say one person.Thoughts?

I was out looking at properties 60 miles away from Killeen but I made a u-turn and drove up to take a look.

Clearing a half acre of overgrowth and fallen limbs by myself made me reassess this desire.I won't get into particulars, but we learned that it would have been prudent to check the sex offender registry map prior to buying a fix and flip.

We have wood floors, Woodmode cabinets, granite tops, flagstone walks, Au Pair suites, crown molding, very nice appliances, etc.

He calls it "sex and money".

Code Civil Article 1861 "Le locataire est tenu de réparer le préjudice subi par le locateur en raison des pertes survenues au bien loué, à moins qu'il ne prouve que ces pertes ne sont pas dues à sa faute ou à celle des personnes à qui il permet l'usage du bien ou l'accès à celui-ci."