We obviously have issues here regarding "land expropriation without compensation" and you need to be aware of the risks (up to now the law has not even change yet - (The Constitution need to be amended) but I do believe it will eventually happen.

I recommend you determine what constitutes a guest vs. an occupant, develop a policy, and then move forward.My policy says guests can stay for up to 8 days a month without my permission.

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A property in an opportunity zone does not constitute a qualified opportunity zone fund with related benefits.

Marisa R.When you say "cash cows" what numbers/ratios/returns constitute such?

2) what constitutes an emergency?

An "As-Is" contract with an inspection period during which the buyer can walk away for any reason, and a "Standard contract that provides for pre-negotiated repair costs and an actual definition of what major systems are and what constitutes a "repair" and "in working order."

This seems to be so exotic The most common responses to restructure the dead…… this is not in my best interest does not constitute a win-win 

Reading about SF condo conversion laws it seems like condo conversion is not possible while there is a tenant in the building:  " ... note that as of July 2017, the City is not accepting ECP applications from buildings with renters because of a recently-filed lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the lifetime lease requirement"Also buying out a protected tenant taints the property and it cannot be condo converted afterwards. 

What constitutes a really good reason?