As time goes, as it has, we will see more and more brokerages adopt more and more of the eXp model, because it works, it does.

Remember that DPOR will still have to adopt this, and that may not happen by July 1.  

Many locals have adopted policy to allow these units if they meet code that’s been adopted to make them viable.  

@John ThomasIf you want to develop your rental property and reach financial freedom with real estate investments then begin early following these basic steps: research, network with professionals, look for a local market, put together a team of experts in this field, assess your financial situation, specify the criteria for investments, adopt baby steps, get to know all the details about the area where you want to invest money, then invest them or take part in any riveting event after thoroughly examining it.Put together a group of pros—people like farm operators, land agents, building firms' representatives, lawyers who handle real estate law issues or litigators dealing with real estate disputes, loan officers.

So knowing the obvious, that such a thing takes an industry some time to adopt into it's actions. 

To your point above though, the institutional and PE interest in this asset class is a little unsettling.

The seller assumes the role of lender while continuing to make payments on the original mortgage.In this arrangement, the originating lending institution can still foreclose on a property if the seller fails to maintain the mortgage.

AND to buttress that argument...large institutional players and HNW individuals w/ access to capital above what my savings acct will every show don't do unlevered deals.Good posts and thoughts above. 

Here's the draft:Electric Vehicle ChargingThe Landlord supports the adoption of electric vehicles (EV) and will make reasonable efforts to support Tenants that choose to transition to EV.

Owner occupied, meaning consumer loans, DF applies to private loans as well as institutional loans.