Hi @Lake Bradford, there are some properties that are still available for rental and you can limit your search to those or you can consider buying and once you decide if you want to move elsewhere, sell the condo and take the equity/appreciation and invest in a home elsewhere. 

I've been mulling over something and wanted to get your take on it.

Review your contract and see if there is a simple way to terminate your relationship.

They said that per California Revenue and Taxation code, they're asking me to provide them info such as the purchase agreement, rent rolls, etc. to assist them in doing the reappraisal of my property.  

My name is Jewett Richardson, and I’m a recent college graduate with a degree in Construction Management.

I had applied for the CALHFA ADU grant and clarified options in the beginning.

With property churn and tenant churn, many opportunities exist from large scale design projects to smaller tweaks and "freshening things up".At either group/meeting, mention my name and ask for me. 

But you should have the rental in an LLC first, and then put that into the trust.

I own about 40 props in Illinois and N Indiana and have been working on taking the next step... starting a property management company.

For instance, not knowing what type of panels are on the naughty list in the eyes of the lender will trip you up during a DD period if you haven't underwritten your line item expense of replacing them.