Since I've been told the insurance market is really tough right now in California with most of the big companies (Nationwide, Allstate, State Farm)  not writing new policies to new customers, I'm trying to do a change of broker to a different Safeco agent.

We have renovated the house we live in, and we put way more into it than we should have, because we didn't think we would house-hack it, and we made it customized to us. 

Even if the embarrassment might encourage people to get off welfare. 

We started playing around with AI Callers for inbound lead appointment setting, the results are pretty encouraging.

If potential clients wanted to do that, we strongly encouraged them to work directly with a tax attorney with specific knowledge of IRA rules.

And why we still wait on hold for human customer service reps, instead of being helped immediately by AI.

I've been encouraging my daughter to do this and was hoping to hear no problems with it.

Custom would be at least 1/3 more.

I remember 6 or 7 years ago, the hosts of the BiggerPockets podcast would encourage investors to go to local meetups to meet with other local investors to network and learn about real estate investing in their areas.

You could also buy with owner financing.Then you can legally market the property as the owner.It's a simple pivot to not be accused of breaking the new law.Perhaps you’re correct….or maybe some attorneys feel that their act of closing a transaction is in itself not illegal; they AREN’T facilitating or encouraging advertising/marketing, merely closing a transaction which is not illegal.