With the FHA route yes, you will need to reside there for a year legally, but after that, it's none of their business where you move.

Therefore, having extra cushion of liquid cash to plan for some unexpected is a wise move.

I was thrilled they were able to fill the property this time of year when fewer people move.

Them: We don't have a job yet, but we'll be moving to your town next week.Me: You know, most people get the job first, and then move.

Will the crash be big enough, and the rate be low enough in the future such that my buying power in the crash is better than it is today with the low rate, and higher price.Primary reason for move is I have 3 young kids, house design is only really meant for 2 kids.

Bad move.

Pent up demand to move. 

The post definitely gave me a direction of where to look for my first move.

But for short-term rental success, or long-term, staying close to central Scottsdale, with all the entertainment, restaurants and sporting events, is a smart move.

Originally posted by @Sharee Hurts:The laws on ADUs in California have now been adjusted to allow them to operate legally (apparently their housing issue has forced them to address the ADUs), has anyone heard if Maricopa County is leaning towards a similar move?