Very high price points that I think we do not see it as a supply problem, but external factors.

The answer will determine the type of addendum you need.In the meantime, the California Apartment association has a variety of AB1482 addendum forms available, depending on which one you need (they require a membership to download them but it's worthwhile to get a membership if you're a landlord in California): https://caanet.org/ab-1482-forms/And here's a free addendum if you need to provide one to a new tenant in an exempt property (single family house or condo):https://web.sdcaa.com/CWT/EXTERNAL/WCPAGES/WCMEDIA/DOCUMENTS/RENTAL%20FORMS/FORM290-%20AB1482-EXEMPTION-ADDENDUM.PDFLastly, here's another free addendum you can use whether the property the property is exempt or not or the tenant is new or existing (the addendum is just a little long):https://web.aaoc.com/CWT/External/WCPages/WCWebContent/WebContentPage.aspx?

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Because at that point it has nothing to do with what you possess externally, but it has everything to do with what you have inside of you.REI, relative to the returns and rewards I receive from owning real estate, is by far the easiest 'work' I have EVER done.

Of course, we often insulate basement / crawl space walls externally using {polyisocyanurate} hardboard or dense rock wool rigidboard and then apply a drainage plain and membrane over top.

It is cloud based, so if you are externally motivated it may not be for you.

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Let's put the scenario in a vacuum for the sake of simplicity and say that both options are on the same block with the same external circumstances.

Therefore, while the neighborhood is certainly a major factor, it may not be the sole driver of high property costs.Beyond the Neighborhood:While the neighborhood undoubtedly contributes to a property's allure, it's essential to look beyond this singular factor and consider the various elements, both internal and external, that can influence property prices.

Only other disclosure up front is that my property manager is my own employee so I have a little bit more wiggle room on policies than those of you who have external PMs do, however I suggest you consult with them.