Hey everyone, I have a question about fha loans. I currently own a 3 family property which I bought in my own personal name through a local banks first home buyer program (not fha, just the private banks version). It ...

But, I'm confident that restrictions will be released before the summer and we should have some good pent up demand for travel to our property. 

Same for many commercial loans, though with tighter restrictions.

FES recommends that consult with attorneys to review all charges imposed on Residents to determine whether those charges are subject to the rent cap under AB 1482 and can be used as part of the base “rent” used to calculate future increases.

The CA State Govt passed a set of laws as of Jan 2020 that eliminated many old restrictions in building ADUs and I believe the 930 sq ft minimum is intended to apply to the main dwelling unit, instead of the ADU.

Depending on the city you live in, they may restrict what you put there.

It was a fairly painless process to add the building, but it does come with restrictions on modifying the exterior.

The locations that can survive the temporary closures will likely see steady growth as we begin to emerge from the social distancing restrictions and the recession.

Or is it good enough for language to be present that restricts prohibited transactions?

I am wanting to learn more about the restrictions on financing more than 4 properties at a time.