It is the buyer who does all of the due diligence and they relay any issues/concerns or comments to the agent and attorney to act on their behalf, if you do not bring it up as an issue - then they do not know otherwise.2.

Affordability is an issue right now, but if/when rates go down later this year, that'll put upward pressure on prices.

The extensive root systems will start caving once removed, which will cause issues for a while -- we had one down in a storm and we're still filling in where roots all over the yard continue decomposing, causing depressions in the yard even 5 years later. 

There are plenty of us who have invested in NY and NJ for 30+ years and not had an issue with it and have bathed in the appreciation.

At least people have ratings on the OTA and I can see if other hosts have had issues.

I am currently looking at a manufactured home in a very nice Mobile Home development. 

As with any legislation and regulation, there will be give and take as we balance all the issues but hopefully we see this slate of bills scrapped or substantially reworked.

@Zane M.The scenario you mentioned brings up legal and ethical issues, particularly in terms of occupancy requirements for specific loan programs and the possibility of misrepresenting intentions.

It's a far more complicated issue than REP in general.

I believe the only new permits currently being issued are on commercial properties.