Blinds is not a big issue but if you concern about it, it is a valid question.Just ask her to add it to the next amendment.

The "Socialists" as you call them, did want to cut social programs, but they couldn't raise taxes either because a State constitutional amendments that prohibit raising taxes with simple majority.

(Amended 1/14) Standard of Practice 3-3 Standard of Practice 3-2 does not preclude the listing broker and cooperating broker from entering into an agreement to change cooperative compensation.

Basically, within that range any single family home can be remodeled into 2-4 separate units, and the height limit currently in place along the coast north of Coronado (30 feet) goes up to more than 50 feet.It does NOT allow developers to demo single family homes to build new multi-family though.They seem to have a decent chance at becoming law as developers are pumping a ton of money into the politicians behind the bills, and every time it looks like the bills are about to get shot down a new amendment is added to please someone else and it passes.This is worth paying attention to, even though it will likely get tied up in court.Relevant: https://www.latimes.com/opinion/livable-city/la-ol-sb50-single-family-20190424-story.htmlMany will likely look at @Danny's post in 5 years as a sage call out they wish they had thought more about. 

I'll amend my first note to you with the thought that it may be wise for you to start your RE investing close to home to learn the ropes before you invest out of state. 

I have a blurb on the app that written verification is required and will now amend that to include the requirement to use the HUD form. 

"I follow The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973" Would you like to me to email an application?" 

The tenancy is presently in full force and effect, and has not been amended or modifiedin any way.2.

Whenever a new Trustee shall have been elected or appointed to the office of Trustee and shall have assumed the duties of office, he shall succeed to the title of all the properties of the Trust and shall have all the powers and be subject to all the restrictions granted to or imposed upon the Trustee by this agreement, and every Trustee shall have the same powers, rights, and interests regarding the Trust Property, and shall be subject to the same restrictions and duties as the original Trustee, except as the same shall have been modified by amendment, as herein provided for.

So, if I'm soliciting local investors (within my own state), how in the heck can the SEC do anything about it (see the 10th amendment also).