This subsection does not prohibit a tenant from voluntarily paying more than one and one-half month's rent in advance.

This prohibition against discriminatory advertising applies to single-family and owner-occupied housing that is otherwise exempt from the Fair Housing Act.Unless a building or community qualifies as housing for older persons, it may not discriminate based on familial status.

But like other's have said, the cost to build, especially here in CA, is very prohibitive.

My initial thought is to create an iron-clad operating agreement prohibiting me from doing any of the things that they fear without their consent.

We typically do, but often deliver it electronically via e-mail.We are also prohibited - via our agreements with the credit bureaus - from sharing copies of credit reports with the applicants.

., i think Tim Delp meant to say you CAN NOT put a rental propery into an IRA if you alrady own the property.that's a prohibited transaction...i think he had a typo..i think IRA's and roths are aweomse, but i actually think our tax code is favorable enough to rentals that there is little benefit to putting in an IRA or roth...i'm currently setting up a retirement account for myself, and mygoal is to lend out of it (small amounts to start)...with all the benefits of owning rental property such as deprectiation, interest write off, long term gains, 1031's, etc...i think it's better to own those in an llc and not in a retirement account

There's also a clause that prohibits any alterations to the property without the landlord's written consent.

There is also no prohibition against using that investment lake house for personal use occasionally.

I presume that your lease prohibits having folks move in who are not on the lease. 

Thus, I began to just put my money in a 401k.There was no BP to go to for assistance, and what I learned about being a landlord up to that point had nothing to do with dealing with contractors, city codes, burglars, yard maintenance on a vacant property, dealing with neighbors during a flip, unexpected problems with the property that you do not budget for, etc.I tell my cautionary tale not to prohibit your RE goals, which I believe you will reach.