Got this note from VRBO today:Dear Partner, We are writing to inform you that effective July 1, 2024, California Assembly Bill 537 will prohibit advertising, displaying or offering a rate that does not include all fe...

The new legislation for higher taxation of capital gains, to 66.67%, with no exemption for corporations (individuals get 250k per year) is another excuse I am using for now.

I still stand by that we won't see any major tax legislation this year since the TCJA expires in 2025, not 2024.

If you haven't already, keep an eye on recent Colorado legislation regarding tenant/landlord laws.

Uncertain really how to contract the terms and start the title process.  

I was just uncertain about this course since Brandon was in bigger pockets and didn't know if it was supper helpful or not. 

Home insurance is not designed or priced to replace roofs every 5-10 years and then to double down and say that doing so doesn't affect pricing is just nonsense.The roofing practices you mentioned end up getting legislated out of existence (see Florida) because they're untenable.I agree the original poster should explore every avenue but there's no way a legit roofing company is going to be able to "turn this around on the insurance company" in this scenario.

I don't have to reach the goal in an uncertain market, I have to keep moving forward toward the goal.

And in response to the financial partner, including Realtors, they aren't educated in current and constantly changing legislation that affects you and your rental property.

They have super majority so cannot even filibuster to prevent legislation.