The increase in vacancies can be attributed to the addition of new properties to the market and higher than usual vacancy rates in older properties.https://www.socalrha.org/news/2024-vacancy-and-rental-rate-s...Note LL, location, and property all have an impact on actual vacancy.  

That's the key component that is usually missing when I hear other entrepreneurs/investors say they don't like QBO.Something else to keep in mind is your entity structure and how your entities file tax returns.

Can be done outside a trust, but that is usually part of a trust review.  

Who do you usually rent to?

It explains why very few flippers are adding single ADUs and if they are they are usually a conversion of exhisting habitual space (bunk houses, detached offices, workshops, craft rooms, etc.  

Rent exchanged for work is usually a slippery slope in the future.  

They usually have the rent amounts listed by bedroom count.

Jared,Usually its the other way around you move from Chicago to Miami get out of the cold to get into the heat.

Besides needing to be extra careful about the above, this process works well for me and I usually find a great tenant during the first open house.

They both took longer to sell than our fix and flips usually do.