Most city government entities don't like manufactured homes.

I’m 43 years old and currently working for a state government agency but would like to pursue real estate investing and quit my government job.

Your county government building has an office called zoning.

It began as a persona residence then became a long term rental and then it became clear that in this area short term vacation rental are very profitable and if you stay within the confines of the regulations I think they can be fairly safe long term.

It began as a persona residence then became a long term rental and then it became clear that in this area short term vacation rental are very profitable and if you stay within the confines of the regulations I think they can be fairly safe long term.

I now run a building department and have been on the government red tap end of the spectrum for about 10 years.

So, does anyone know how to go about getting the 4th bedroom officially recognized by the local government?

I have to look into what the regulations are in CA for that.

I am aware that you could do things through land trusts and all but that just muddies the same dirty water.I am increasingly pursuing sub2 in coming months anticipating that once the government lifts the foreclosure ban, there will be a swell of opportunity for sub2.

However I've been told that because of strict underwriting regulations the larger institutions we'll have trouble looking past this.