In addition if you plan to rent by the room after you move out, check zoning because that style of rental is sometimes called a "rooming house" and regulated differently and may not be allowed where your home is.

Your thoughts and suggestions are greatly appreciated.Leticia My view is AB1482 requires you to negotiate with tenant any significant change of lease terms (loss of garage definitely a change of lease terms, loss of yard and construction zone may be change of lease terms) and your tenant can likely block your efforts.  

Quote from @George Red: Hey @Darius R.

I was thinking about staying with a similar red or changing it up with a navy.

I've already stamped a big, red "DUMB" on my forehead)."

I made an Excel spreadsheet and color code the ones that are higher in the red or orange colors, and low balances in green.

I have been looking around my area and finding land zoned for mixed use like that is proving slightly challenging lol.

HI Kia..very specific to zoning with primarily condos that are eligible that come to market.

I’ve found older homes in flood zones (while location may be great) have insurance and tax costs that might be in the $30-40k+/yr range and destroy returns. 

Has a brand new roof and zoned for adding 3rd unit.Property 2 is in a larger suburb area with about 80K population and in a county of 2 million.