There are some subtle variations but most down here will establish connection for new service for a new occupant.

A podcast from Planet Money about 6 months back reported that 8 or 9 of the top college majors for average salary upon graduation were different flavors of engineering.

You might also think about going to some local real estate investment clubs to get a taste of the local flavor.

a little different flavor of crazy here..

There is a saying that all RE is local, that goes to state laws, local customs, what the local judge thinks and political flavors of the day.

Unlike Bill G I did peruse the thread to get a flavor for it before posting...

Maybe an error on my part (subtle distinction?)

I can think of some other schemes that wouldn't get you fined or have you end up in jail, but really, the sub-2 and option is probably the cleanest for you, first timer and with you using an attorney, cheaper to have them prepare the deal.If you have read 5,000 of my posts then you're a good guy, trying to do what is right, it's just so easy to get into contracts that end up with a predatory flavor, even if unintentional, look at contracts like a math equation, both sides should be equal, or close to it.You buyer just needs to pay rents, rent covers the mortgage on your sub-2, no issues.

The backyard goes down on a subtle slope around the house maybe 5 feet and levels out in the back.

I invest in duplexes located in Sacramento, because the cash flow in the Bay Area is almost non existent at my price range.I would suggest you look at as many properties as possible to get the true flavor for what this area has to offer.