All the other income guidelines I saw were with respect to a specific grant or need program, so in both cases that applies to the specific agency policies but is not federal law that applies to fair housing standards LL must follow.

I mentioned that traditionally, it has been a rougher area than the Sunset and I meant that in a personal safety context, not in an investment context.

(verify with an accountant).Incorporation does provide some liability protection, but so does insurance (up to policy limits of course).

Just needing some confirmation and or information on the current policies, regarding the various financing options, to purchase as an InvestorThank you every one, I really appreciate it

Nice to have that "safety" for health insurance for example.

There is a "No Pets" policy which my tenants are aware.

If it is for liability protection, get a good insurance policy and wait until you own enough equity to matter.

Regarding the tenants safety, just like you performed your due diligence, the tenant would have to do that as well in order to protect themselves and family members.I also have that added into my lease with website/state police information.

You have to remain consistent and fair with everybody and stick to the policies that are in place.

Builders policy is that only the home inspector and builder can be present for home inspection and the report will be provided to both the buyer and builder.