I then no longer have payment problems.That ruling has t do with the value but the court still can do what is referred to as a "cram down" reducing amounts that have nothing to do with the value of the collateral or dismiss it entirely for non-compliance.Next, if you're renting the car, good for you, if you're simply a secured creditor, it's unlawful collection practice, you're basically denying use.

Let me know if you want any good starters...I am more into the practical ones (like a classic Leigh Robinson Landlording type book) ...many great ones out there...Best of luck

Though I will say that if you do go that route, make sure you get the proper training and practice, practice, practice.

I think you might inquire about just down zoning to RM-12 just to be consistent with the present duplex use.

Now I only practice architecture and I have a great builder that worked with me on the ADU, that I strongly recommend.)  

My real estate background consist of two flips.

My broker told me that's deceptive practices and I can warn them to remove it before reporting to the state and cause them to lose their license.

I'm looking to continue the good money management and saving practices I've established and put what money I was putting towards my student debt into real estate. 

The contributions to a Solo 401k consist of two parts: 1) Employee elective deferrals, which are limited to $18K (plus $6K catch up if you are over 50).

Since I wasn't growing up here in the U.S. my sphere of influences is practically none, so my start is a little rough.