I've done a few deals in Chicago and South Bend, IN but now that I have the systems in place makes it a lot easier.

In California, I would have to pay tax on the income earned out of state, but brought back into California (even though the business was conducted outside of CA borders)2) My eyes really have been around the Eugene and Corvallis areas; with Bend and Beaverton/Hillsboro in the peripheral.

An ADU allows me to "bend" some of these restrictions. 

Unfortunately to eliminate the most risk I have learned it is necessary to bend, and some times break, fair housing regulations to protect your business.

Depends on how much you value the tenant how much you will want to bend to their demands.

I'm a beginning real estate investor living in South Bend, Indiana.

@Alvin Sylvainsadly from what ive seen on here The people who push cash for keys are usually left coast /west coast investors who are stuck in communist regime states that requires the landlord to bend over backwards for their tenants .

If you are close with your banker and they know and trust you, it becomes possible to bend some of the standards they have for loans.

And with mortgage activity down, originators, one would think, would be bending over backwards for applicants.

I also ended up paying the difference back to the wholesaler.Long story short, it didn't happen for me in Fort Bend county, may be it's because of the end of the year.