Location: San Francisco Bay Area (Daly City, CA)Type: SFRFeatures: Short walk to public transportation, < 15 minutes driving to anywhere in San Francisco, 1 mile to state universityPurchase year: 2014Added Value: Remodel $150 - $200k (Construction to add 2 legal bedrooms, bathroom, approx 600sqft living space, backyard hardscape, upstairs complete redesign, new kitchen, bathroom, electrical, plumbing, sewer lateral, water main)Length of time for construction: 11 months (and going)Mortgage: $917k (from initial $575k investment)Goal: Short-term rental home in zones while living here when vacant.Issue: Neighbors unanimously reported a building code violation, resulting in a complete halt to construction and rental / booking process.

I think its unanimous that the tenant isn't responsible.But I think the earlier post is where you should look to if you want to have a shot at getting reimbursed.

Some say it’s a unanimous indicator for recession if it last.

Thanks for the great info everyone...seems unanimous..appreciate your insights!

The deadline is approaching and no big news about the extension or expansion.There was a piece of news that attracted my attention: the House voted unanimously to extend the tax credit with one more year for the Service members: members of the military, Foreign Service, and intelligence corps who have served overseas.If you want to read more about this news check this link to usnews.com: http://bit.ly/4e6Z2W.Hoping to get more good news!

It's unanimous, not one single person like the second one (well except my 6 year old daughter because it has "pretty flowers".)To the poll on facebook and here, it is pretty clear.

No substitution of ownership without unanimous consent except in case of death(or not).No payout of profits without unanimous approval(or not)What to do about bankruptcy, death, buy out, incapacity, or even disagreement.  

You asked for feedback and got legitimate feedback that was pretty unanimous.

@Josh Mitchell @David ZhengIt seems the opinion is unanimous, that increasing the rent by 5% annually is the best approach.

Our members have been unanimous in stating that for a set out you need to send a crew of three or four workers.