The fan tenant doesn't seem to be making unreasonable or excessive amounts of noise.

And there is passive income loss limitation of $25k per year and the excess loss can be carried over for the next year.

If you are talking about a person who has plenty of excess, and documentable income with a mid-700 credit score or higher, and plenty of liquid reserves in the bank, purchasing a well-valued property as your primary residence, then absolutely, it all becomes kind of cookie-cutter at that point!

California charges a minimum tax of $800 a year per LLC, and more if you have gross receipts in excess of $250k.

There is not going to a standard LLPA (price hit) in addition to the ones already in place, but rather, Fannie Mae will not purchase rental property/second home loans from an individual lender when it makes up over 7% of their delivered loans to Fannie Mae.Translation: Fannie Mae will warn lenders that excessive loans (more than 7% NOO/2nd) cannot be purchased.

Risks include defaulting tenants, excess wear and tear, higher crime rates and more.   

These are all things that you'll get in excess here in Denver, vs the midwest, where you may walk away with $200 a door a month.I still have investors creating cash flow and generational wealth here in Denver, and depending on your situation, lending ability, and so forth, your $500k can go far.

Solar generates aprox $250/mo in credits; some months I generate more than I use, so bill is $0, other months bill varies b/c I use more than I generate (think winter), some months I use excess credits generated from other months (say May I generate more than I use, but June I use more than I generate), but it's still $0 b/c just using those excess credits.

You can not have weird properties like crazy 600 sf 2 bedroom houses or 3500 sf 6 bedrooms, needs to be normal stuffIf these items line up, then you KNOW that at some point excess inventory is used up by growth and they MUST build and then your existing will approximate the cost of the new.

It appears they've been there in excess of 4 months.I understand that until I receive the Deed from the Trustee I am unable to take action - which may be up to 4 weeks.