Do you see rental prices growing in the next few years that this is a good bet (whilst there may not be immediate cash flow)?

Some neighborhoods you can get up to $5,400 a month for 4 bedroom SFH's in somewhat affordable parts of the city like inland Carlsbad, Mission Valley, and Tierrasanta.Do you think Section 8 is worth the extra effort in terms of government red tape and delayed inspections versus house hacking a SFH and renting out each bedroom instead?

@Macklin Baldwin You bet! 

Your best bet is to speak with CPA.Originally posted by @Shafi Noss:Hey @Roni Elias, thanks for the article, it's extremely helpful.

Additionally, if you are some place with great weather, like Coastal California, a yard might be pleasant and frequently used throughout the year, versus a yard in Phoenix, where it probably wouldn’t get used during the summer.

Your best bet in this situation is to keep heat on so that the property does not become damaged.You have already been told this, but your biggest mistake was letting the issue drag on so long.

Are you selling why it's a great place to live, work, and play - versus just giving the count down on beds/baths/sq footage? 

A few questions I have:-  Even though this is not owner occupied, do the conditions exist that this could be seen as a personal loan versus business loan (borrower is not an entity and has a personal desire to sell the property they have lived in for many years).-  Given the return on the loan, and the possible chance this is not a Business loan, does it matter if I classify the $3k as an Equity portion to avoid exceeding usury laws (I know these are state specific)? 

Wondering if anyone has experience and commentary regarding costs versus conventional construction.

As i am interested in investing in LP opportunities, I have been wondering about the pros/cons of finding opportunities on the online platforms versus connecting individually with operators/investors clubs.