Average homeowners, government officials and pundits are already looking for scapegoats to blame housing price inflation on and, of course, the vacation home sector is an easy target.

Meaning is this something I should take advantage of with my primary and just know that I will have to plan on a full cash-out for investment properties down the road, or something I should just avoid all together (asking purely as opinion, not official financial advice)? 

And now we've officially lost this deal all because of this bank and its errors.Do we have any options to get back what we lost from this bank?

And I have heard rumors of a next step to the rules where it will give power of setting rents unto the same "official" city department, so to prevent anyone from attempts to skirt it.

UPDATE: Officially closed in early June and this is what the numbers are coming out to.

You ever see a restaurant with ten cars at the drive thru and nobody in the lobby?  

City officials get tired of dealing with people that are too lazy to look up information that is available on their website.

If there isn't any official meet-up happening, maybe we can meet up at La Cumbre or another place for an Impromptu meet-up?

Pretty easy (and inexpensive) to get a structural engineer/foundation company to officially sign off on the foundation-- as opposed to a verbal "okay".

My first officially active investor year I'm declaring to buy a fixer property to do the BRRRR method, house hacking a triplex!