You also have to factor rental days vs. personal use days.

.: doorknocking, cold calling, speaking with online leads, contacting people within your sphere of influence, engaging with people on social media (not just posting), meeting people at networking events, etc.2.

Then factor in the amount that people can afford .  

You can still work with an unlicensed person, as long as they know what they are doing, and you can hire a licensed representative if you have to fight the IRS later.The single most important factor in selecting your tax person is technical competence.

Lots of factors affect friendliness...Fees: Google "All About ADU Permit Fees & Waivers" for a breakdown of these on average by jurisdiction in San Diego County.

Then it can be dangerous in regard to several factors.

Itemize the damage factoring in their lifespan and see what number you come up with. 

Looking for factors I may not be considering.

Hey Raj, When you have a property out of state, deciding whether to form an LLC in the state where the property is located or manage it through your home state LLC involves weighing several factors.

(nice to meet you.)what i can help with is determining how your property might perform as a rental. so let's do that.as you probably know, you need to factor in much more than mortgage / PITI. so:will you self-manage, or hire a PM?