Account Closed mentioned the same removal of OO requirement you did, and really the understanding comes down to a definition of one word. 65852.2(a) (6) (B) Notwithstanding subparagraph (A), a local agency shall not impose an owner-occupant requirement on an accessory dwelling unit permitted between January 1, 2020, to January 1, 2025, during which time the local agency was prohibited from imposing an owner-occupant requirement.This section is from the general discussion of ADU/JADUs and their application ect. but you'll notice the prohibition from requiring OO is specific to the ADU.

Hey Aldo,The Credit score looks like you’re in the right range to get pre-approved for FHA/Conventional depending on downpaymentAuto loans long term can help diversify your credit accounts and the longer you have that loan the better it would be for your credit.

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I have a fire stick but have my personal YouTube tv account set up right now.  

Unique features boost value, but issues like pests or noise may not be accounted for.

Thanks Hey Don, To answer the "is there a different way to look at this" question I would strongly advise you real out to a real estate-focused accountant. 

Currently:- I'm pre-approved for $275,000 but with my credit I think I can bump that up to around $300,000- Have $10-15,000 I can put towards a down payment or renovations- Have access to the VA Loan- Am saving approximately $1000 a monthCurrent Strategy?

Probably better once they move out and you are accounting for the deposit.I think you have two choices. 

You may not be able to back out of contract to save your escrow deposit and I’m no lawyer, but if you’re doing inspection and it’s totally jacked up and it can potentially clean out your account and portfolio.

I think it's key to hold brokers accountable via certain milestones.