Hi, just to clarify, real estate closing requirements vary by state law, a Jackie points out, but there is no state that prohibits and attorney from closing a real estate transaction.

However, in some cases, double closes (when not prohibited by the transfer of title instructions) are allowed."

I would be curious if anyone else has succeeded in this, but haven not found anything in Airbnb's policy prohibiting this. 

If there's an underlying mortgage, you are prohibited by law from offering sandwich L/Os. 

I'm in the Central Valley- Fresno area- and there don't appear to be any local ordinances here that prohibit RUBS.

He indicated the intent was to prohibit any jurisdiction in the state to remove a safe rental unit for 5 years from the passage of the bill.  

I seldom change windows with tenants in place (only if window must be replaced) even though my lease allows updates that do not prohibit occupation.  

If you convert to a duplex/triplex, you'll need a permit from the City Of Houston and depending on the age of the property, it could be very cost prohibitive.

Profit margins for this decade are far higher than last decade.Home builders are still killing it, unless you’re in California, where home building can be both time and cost prohibitive (and thus housing supply and costs are wildly out of whack).

**Revised Prohibited Transaction Rules**: Per the SECURE 2.0 Act, only the IRA involved in a prohibited transaction will face disqualification, rather than all of an individual's IRAs.For Bonus Additions to IRA Savings:4.