Prop 19 is relatively new and there is not a lot of resources and guidance about it yet, so you may be having difficulty understanding your options. 

In April to May, I decided to try to veer from working with agents who kept running me up and behaving egregiously, and went direct with listing agents.

Selling should be the last option Like others have said , the PM companies could just be having a knee jerk reaction and telling you to replace a whole roof when you can repair it

Normally the animals are better behaved then the owners in this case:-)Hope this helped, please make sure your state is not more liberal on this scenario before rejecting or possibly discriminating a potential tenant.

There are ways to get self educated on these "loop holes" but at the end of the day you should be having a professional understand everything about your situation, then recommend how you should structure your business, and then help you with your taxes.

We are hoping to be able to turn the equity be have built/appreciated into a place for us to live as well as provide some long term housing for locals.I bought the duplex I own just over two years ago for $210k.

I’d give them a 24 hour notice you would be having someone come over and do an annual inspection.

You will find out how it feels to not have my mentorship, and that starts right now, so if you would, get the F*** out of my home.Of the few people I’ve described our experience to, many have struggled to believe that a mentor figure would behave in such a way.

This clause was written by one of the top landlord/tenant attorneys in the state.You wouldn't be posting here if the cats were so well behaved and there wasn't any smell/damage to cause the contractor to notice anything.

Also, I may be having so much fun with my dreams being a reality that I'll just keep buying.Is this plan realistic or too ambitious?