@Gail W.The price per acre here in Saskatchewan is quite a bit lower than your neck of the woods, primarily due to legislation that is extremely restrictive of foreign ownership of more than 10 acres of land.

Some people have sewer connections to alleviate this issue but renters would need to be made aware if that is a restriction.

In prop 21, only natural owners may be exempt and thus an LLC, being a legal owner and not natural, will be subject to the restrictions.

Electric motors that are restricted from turning draw a LOT of current.It could even be a defective circuit breaker.The answer is the same for any of these - call a licensed electrician.

We're in our infancy in terms of trying to find deals, and, while I think we're ready to take the first leap and buy the property, it's difficult to know exactly what my percentage will be initially because I'm so restricted on what I can offer initially.

Although I am "technically" in the same spot I was a few months ago, I can say I have networked with more folks, raises for capital/ cleaned up my credit score, and narrowed down my preferences and strategies.In terms of the downpayment programs, I think they are amazing, but I realized a lot of them restricted me (due to my income level) than helped.

AB on the other hand - no restrictions (after the first year of tenancy).

In New Orleans they changed a lot of the laws and added restrictions on Airbnb and obviously Corona happened to tourism so wondering if it still works if something happens to your ability to Airbnb?

From what I have observed, San Francisco has the most restrictive landlord laws in the country.

It becomes even more important if you want to leave your assets to minors or place restrictions on the beneficiaries.