You'd be stuck in a rent control state with a fraction of market rent. 

@Ti'Keya WilliamsFrom my understanding basically fractional investing in an asset which is different from a.

https://www.ownerrelations.com/services/fractional-ownership...

Yeah, but they are a fraction of the cola drank in the US. 

That’s because everyone who lives there pays a fraction of the rent they would otherwise in Napa Valley.

They took it back and had is audited and redone by someone "whose been doing this for a long time" and when I got it back, the updated amount due was literally a fraction of what they initially stated (my taxes due were literally overstated by like $15k)But then, someone else reviewed it one more time and again, they caught something else they "missed" which changed my amount due again and it went up by another $4k or so.At this point, I've called in my old tax preparer and she's doing her own audit so that we can compare the 3 returns TS has given me with what she gets — which is another expense incurred for me. 

In the meantime you'll be acquiring a hard asset for a fraction of the cost that's giving you returns. 

You couldn't buy fractional shares, house prices were running, **** San Jose after the tech collapse looks a lot like today after the tech job cuts.

You will never claim enough to even get a fraction of what you pay in.I cringe whenever I hear someone recommend warranties.

Indiana has state tax too, but far lower than Ca.Since I no longer had a day job I became REI pro and cut my income tax to a fraction of what it was.