Long time reader and researcher new to posting.Looking to use what I learn here to change my life.

Our neighborhoods and properties change dramatically.

#3: If it’s an on-market deal as mentioned in #2, does that change who I have in my corner?

Depending on your loan structure I'm not even sure you could legally offer a personal guarantee outside of the loan for that money without committing mortgage fraud, as anything that could hinder the ability of the primary lender to recover their principal is supposed to be declared during their diligence period, and any material changes up to the point of taking the loan are supposed to be disclosed as well.

Then, they made an illegal move to reschedule the eviction without my knowledge by convincing a police sergeant to change the schedule to two weeks later!

This change improves privacy and minimizes unauthorized access, but it's essential to consider local building codes and regulations, as many jurisdictions require safe egress routes for basement units in case of emergencies.

This should transfer the weight of the room to the new support as the seasons change.  

In states like Florida, Texas, Arizona, and Southern California, investors can typically plan their projects without worrying about weather disruptions or seasonal demand lulls, creating a more consistent path to profit.Final ThoughtsWhile traditional real estate wisdom suggests paying attention to the seasons, some markets across the U.S. are far less affected by these changes.

I've house hacked twice in Reno, NV and it's changed my life.

If you want it to be a business name, then I recommend you set up an LLC, transfer ownership to the LLC, and then change your leases to match the new owner name.What is your reasoning?