The biggest ones I'm aware of include:* Limit the availability of new AL licenses to only interior districts;* Increase the tax rates for AL;* Force a review of existing AL licenses in 2030; Don't know.

I ain’t no lawyer (except on the Internet), so will possibly have to resort to checking with the lender (BoA) to confirm as I didn’t see anything in the contract that suggested that it closes if I’m no longer resident.James

Even when sourcing a Section 8 tenant through a company like yours, what are the biggest challenges for investors in this space?

Internet search ADU lot split “San Jose”Here is one search result that is what i am suggesting: https://www.reddit.com/r/SanJose/comments/1e7lhkv/san_jose_b...Good luck

The biggest thing to me is buying in quality areas that will increase in value over time.

Ok, now, conversely with real estate, that is simply not possible. '08' was the biggest hit to real estate in our life times, of EVERYONE alive at the time of it, right.

It is important to remember that a solid agent is not just opening doors for you, their biggest value would be in the negotiations and right now, buyers have a real advantage if one knows how to go about it.

I recall reading in Forbes that major foundation fixes can add surprising value, becuase it addresses the single biggest fear buyers have.. a shaky structure.From my three decades in fix-and-flips, Ive noticed how important it is to have a team you trust.. from attorneys who know probate deals to realtors willing to drive for dollars with you, scouting hidden gems.

One of the biggest challenges is keeping the bathroom as carefree as possible.

CRREIA is probably the biggest meetup locally, I went once and would love to go more.