You guys are all over-thinking this, I think.Fannie Mae and the mortgage industry follows the same federal fair housing laws that everyone else does, and she wouldn't be doing business in any state where her guidelines break the local laws.

You can't "lie" about values in this industry, all data is there and accessible to all.

Even with a exclusion of gain under Section 121 (MFJ: $500k), they are looking at over $100k in taxes from a sale.

But working in the industry is where the real education is.3 Yes, some of the largest wealthiest companies in CA are construction companies.We definitely need more licensed contractors in N CA. 

The build-to-rent trend has been on the rise, thanks to Hedge Funds and Wall Street getting heavily involved in the industry.

I have worked as a construction manager and most recently I am building a software for the construction industry and I can help with some recommendations. 

The mortgage & re industry does not want to see seller finances and the banks don't want to see their loans that they underwrote transferred.

I like having one account exclusively for rent payments and another for security deposits.

Tell us the truth.If we all spent more time being honest and transparent about what we've done, what we are doing, and why we are we doing it, this industry would be a lot easier for everyone, especially newer investors.Let me know your take below.

Just like in any other industry and in life in general, money is the trump card.