I start to feel like my list's pain point is not strong enough.

Obviously these are very generalized numbers and I feel your pain with L&I, they gotta be getting paid by the hour based on how slow and painful it is to deal with them sometimes.

Our pain point is that we have talk to many banks and it seems we have no way of taping into the equity of our portfolio. 

This can mean additional costs for repairs and maintenance to meet these standards.Administrative Burden -> There can be significant paperwork and administrative work involved in maintaining compliance with Section 8 requirements.Please reach out to me directly if you want to go deeper into the subject, especially on the financing/loan side of things!

Typically in California, a Will alone is not sufficient to avoid probate - which is a pain, time consuming, and very expensive. 

An Administrative Interpretation is recommended for a building where a short-term rental will be located.

It doesn't matter how many brokers and REA feel pained and whine and slander guys who don't have a license yet able to make money off their sweat. 

If you do it all yourself at minimum your looking at probably 5-7k on the kitchen, 2-3k on the bath, 1.5k in the floors unless you are using the peel and stick tiles, close to 500 in pain and supplies.

I feel your pain. 

Most of the administrative tasks such as posting rents, verifying applications, paying contractors, payroll. human resources, paying taxes, paying owners etc…. are dealt with at a higher level with the corporate office PMC