In the last few years the City of Danville has created lots of speed bumps for STR operators, so be sure to familiarize yourself with all those restrictions.

There is also a much larger inventory of rentals for a prospective resident to look at, a few years back we were in the 3ks for vacants and this year bumping up near 5k during the peak season (in my opinion probably due to the low entry price point for investors compared to the rest of the country as well as low interest rates on loans for folks moving out of their homes).

Councilman Eric Arias highlighted the substantial state and federal grants to improve infrastructure.However, residents voiced concerns about persistent problems such as a nearby wastewater plant's odor, inadequate lighting, and speeding trucks.

I'd lean towards a full demolish as well...either way, headaches, but I'd rather have ground up headaches than remodel headaches ;) not to mention speed

Even if he doesn’t use me, at least we have rent paid until then and it’s peak season for renting.

Don't rent property in Washington without having a thorough understanding of the laws and ordinances of the State, County, and City jurisdictions in which your property is located, and have an attorney on speed dial.

Lessons Learned:Buying with cash provided speed but tied up capital.

I hope there will be some changes after November but we will see.Even with all these speed bump I still want to invest in CA vs OOS.

Hey BP Community, My wife and I bought at the peak of the housing boom in 2022 in Austin and likely overpaid, but it didn't bother us at the time as we really just wanted to win our first home after 10 previous offers not succeeding.

Require a minimum vote ratio of 0.8 or 0.7 to post and that would eliminate the spam, improve content, dramatically improve speed of use, and eliminate the dumpster comments.