I missed the webinar last night about investing in small multi-family but I hope to get it in the archive soon.

The forums have tons of archived information, lots of knowledge everywhere.

Article can be found herehttps://www.eastbayexpress.com/SevenDays/archives/...The City Council Minutes from the meeting can typically be found here, though for this particular meeting, on the 17th, have not been made available yethttps://oakland.legistar.com/calendar.aspxI wanted to help bring some attention to this as house-hacking is such a huge conversation here on BP and was the only way I found that I could feasibly invest here in the Bay Area.  

@Luca FredrixYou can find all the previous webinars in the webinar archives https://www.biggerpockets.com/proreplay

Daniel if you are pro member probable be archived and may be able to catch it in few weeks on YouTube, where I also discovered B...P...ts.

I probably can (although never tried) to drive down to the archives and look the records up physically.

I did some very informative reading of the archives trying to find an answer to this, but up to now have not found anything that answers this . 

The account may be archived or likely sent off to a charge off company.

The only way I can think of that I would archive ~$5,500 monthly rent income is:2-story house (3-bed, 2-bath): $3,000 basement (1-bed, 1-bath): $1,5003 indoor parking spot: $200 each ($600 total)3 outdoor parking spot: $100 each ($300 total)That comes out at a total of $5,400 per month of rent.

Michael:  I paid $500 bucks for some remodeling plans (yucca valley architect who is quas-retired) and he connected me to engineer/ and Title 24 guy  (new construction also requires soil test engineering and sometimes water flow testing for the water district)but I think 1000-1500 is probably  low end and 3500-5000 is high endI'm working on a hew house in pioneertown and I'm interviewing builders/general contractors (who have plans in their archives that were approved) -many plans approved in 2015 aren't valid.. because of the Title 24 increases every year and the 2016 codeNathan: exciting. yucca NEEDS some new apartments!