Purpose Funding in Irvine, Ca.

Hi All,I recently sold an investment property in CA and am looking to do a 1031 in a landlord friendly state such as TX.

Having worked for a billion dollar syndication company in the late 80s who had to go through this in Northern CA. 

I've found the CA court forms for filing an eviction. 

Ashlie,I would reach out to @AJ Wongundefined  He is a member here on the BP forum and a Seasoned agent in Both California and Oregon. 

Put a king in there.

I see on LA County guidelines and CA HCD guidelines that, when converting a detached accessory structure into an ADU, the structure can be expanded by up to 150 sq ft in order to accommodate ingress/egress.Does anyone have experience with using the 150 sq feet rule?

While this is true that NY State is not landlord friendly/2nd behind CA in its laws as being the most tenant friendly, I find it a bit strange agents will often try to talk someone out of property.

You seem to see more triple net on big national tenants, WalMart, Target, Chevron, or Burger King.

It's not required in CA, for instance, and in CA you can get a prescriptive easement in just 5 years - without paying taxes on the property.A quick Google search showed me that in TX it looks like it's 10 years to prove an easement by prescription.