It's a specialized area of the law and I'd hate for you to pay for him/her to educate themselves.

It's important to know and follow the law.

The future of housing scarcity, population growth or lack thereof, industry growth or lack thereof, tax rules, landlord/tenant laws all will play a more pivotal role; do you think population growth in 1974 has a factor on your REI success, or population growth in 2025-2035?

Also mother in law suites and private bath are not as available.

I’m a firm believer in that before one masters any creative or wealth building strategy in real estate investing, they need to master three things; (1) real estate PRINCIPLES, (2) real estate LAW, (3) real estate FINANCE.  

It involves knowing what is happening in the overall industry which would help our clients.Related to this is the constant knowledge of local, state and national laws. 

Again, that is total speculation from me....just following the possibility to its logical conclusion - but tax law isn't always logical.And, if I wasn't clear enough about this earlier - I am NOT a tax professional.

If anyone familiar with lending law could offer some guidance, I’d greatly appreciate it.Thank you,Mergim

Easy to install and the options are practically unlimited.

I'd say about 50% of my acquisitions have leaky toilets hence it should just be general practice to address this up front.