I bought a short sale multifamily building last winter and have been taking care of the deferred maintenance and increasing the occupancy with new tenants appropriately screened by my property manager.

Do they increase your vacation rental revenues (and not just occupancy)?

There is a legal concept around occupancy that may kick in after 2 years without a new lease here, so it is highly recommended not to go longer than 24 months without a new lease.  

You could be an agent and sell it to an owner occupant, but that's a whole different task

I will assume a 92% occupancy based off my experience renting duplexes in the area. 

We passed occupancy inspection/permit after renovating and even got it deleaded/lead compliant with radiators still in place.3) They probably don't work and it would be more expensive?  

They don't try to up sell you on anything and most meetings have a couple of speakers with occupations related to real estate.

Anyone planning to put a tiny home on any property in California should be aware of the latest clarification issued by the State which include very strict definitions of what a tiny house is, its size, how its manufactured, building standards, maintenance, location...The state plans to enforce and prosecute "pursuing the appropriate legal remedies to terminate sales, rentals or occupancies."

What do they see them selling for per unit, what is the market occupancy rate.

Current occupancy level?