This cannot continue if California is to solve the problems of the coming wave of infrastructure failures or climate change.

But if I may.... this is a VERY hot market in a VERY hot climate.

I wouldn't recommend credit cards or high interest options in this climate unless you're 100% sure you can safely get all of your money back.

You also need to pick a market that's actually realistic to invest in given the current climate.

@Eric BilderbackNYC will fine you a cool $1M per year for not complying: https://www.npr.org/2019/04/23/716284808/new-york-city-lawmakers-pass-landmark-climate-measureOf course this only applies to buildings over 25k sq ft.

In cold climates I like to do carpet in the bedrooms even if the other areas are LVP.

I can buy Seller financed 3 properties for 12% Cash on Cash but I'm not sure of the area is dying or growing, what the business climate is etc. 

Assuming my tenants move out (because of the current climate), all the money would be tax free if I sell before July.  

It also depends if the mobile home park is located in a moderate climate area or one with seasonal extremes.

From what I read and or see, tenants have a huge upside in this climate, as rights of owners are limited.