Statistically, it will if I don't get control of the situation.Taken together I'm increasingly in a situation where getting paid rent by the tenant promptly and by the city or state... eventually. 

I keep my fee rather low because I personally believe that legal fees have gotten out of control.

Hello,I own a rental single-family house in Los Angeles which owns by my land trust name. The beneficially of land trust is my CA single member LLC.

Single-family homes and condominiums are only exempt from AB 1482...

I haven't had any experience with it personally, but I have some contacts at Bee Safe, a brand based in Greensboro, NC and focused on climate-controlled storage facilities in retail locations.  

Outside of my principal & interest costs, here are my monthly expenses:Electric: averages $300Water: averages $50 (including irrigation water for lawn)Management (includes weekly pool care, trash cans out & in, pest control): $280HOA: $52Property taxes: $400Insurance: $325Lawn care (weekly): $100Florida STR license: $15Niceties (internet, tv services for guests): $100, and this is generous as I include some stuff I pay for from my own house that would cost more if I didn't. 

If you can't keep control of your personal finances, you are highly unlikely to succeed in real estate investing.

The main reason to prohibit subleasing is that you lose control over how the property is managed.

if you can build at 50% of after value I'd hire you and I build the cheapest of anyone I know in our market and minimum rates. there's 3 builders that build at our rate. only place I can get us to 50% equity is in miami florida and that is new construction that is selling at $1000 per square foot and up and high density 300+ unit underwriting with incredible economies of scale. columbus has lower construction costs but lower exit. we focus on urban core. my best suggestion is look at urban not suburban for higher valuations. you can't control what new construction appraises at so do it in less risky areas. 

If you can't keep control of your personal finances, you are highly unlikely to succeed in real estate investing.

If you can't keep control of your personal finances, you are highly unlikely to succeed in real estate investing.