I would bet even month within the next year they will be banned or severally restricted in Washington and Oregon (even though they’re really only targeting Portland and Seattle.) they’ll say it reduces inventory for families to live in and drives up costs.

Besides the legal issue, there remains the issue of whether it can be converted, structurally and architecturally, such as egresses, ceiling heights, and floor beam sizes.

& hey, some investors like buying in the Del Paso Heights part of Sacramento now.

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That might be true if you set up Solo 401k with this brokerage and they place such restriction in their plan documents.

The fees will never get cheaper, the rules can be very restrictive for Landlords, and the strength and value of the entire community rests on the HOA board.

We are in an unincorporated area so the restrictions are pretty minimal. 

If you’d like my father is also a GC working in the Jersey City heights area.

I am curious if La quinta was affected by the new bans/restrictions on STRs in Palm Springs?

All our multi-family is in central, Sunset Heights, and Kern.