Which in turn will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

While it would impact some business plans more than others,  its probably possible to function with 5-10% a year rent increases allowed and vacancy decontrol,   but if we get the more extreme variety like what the far left wants  (inflation or less for increases,   no vacancy decontrol,  etc)  it will be bad.    

We've been doing this and wholesaling mobile homes for the past 5 years and I believe we are on the verge of expanding our business into owning a park soon!

They wouldn’t tell us the business they do.

Do you see more people selling their houses on their own or will it be business as usual once the new post NAR ruling policies go into effect this summer?

If this is a business, it needs to be profitable, just it need to be self sustainable and generate cash flow.

Just look at how busy a Home Depot is , do you thing everyone is pulling a permit ? 

But his land is zoned PR-BD Planned Residential-Business District which is up against the school and our land.

Does having the capacity to pull a business loan or business credit card benefit strategy in any significant way?

Hello, Bigger Pockets this is my first post so not sure if y'all would respond but I have a couple of questions on my first rental property I'm 24 with my own business that trying to build a REP. this may be a long post sorry                    (side note I'm doing a BRRR without the major renovations i will maybe possibly do a kitchen but its basically turn-key sorry if in the wrong forum) I have about 70k and I am willing to put up to 50k(20%) on a 250k house and have the other 20k as reserves.