Explain to them your plan and see if it is something that would be entertained and if so what the process will be.

do I now Request for Tenancy Approval (RTA) form so HUD could come inspect the property and starting collecting rent (assuming inspection is passed)?

Each city’s approach can play a unique role, but zoning for higher density developments stands out as a powerful strategy, albeit a tough one to get passed.

"My dad passed away three years ago can you go see what it's worth, nobody has been there in years".

Buy a TLC or "ungly inventor" and use some of the cash to do some renovations before or after depending on if the properties were "Subject to" or would pass an appraisal and had high ARV potential for remodel or build out.

As an investor there since 1955, and a real estate broker since 1965 and paying finders fees that passed the occasional department of real estate audits during those years, you will need to amend your opinions regarding California and a few other states.

Feel free to reach out - would be happy to pass along a free invite, or pass along any other resources you may need! 

In your opinion, do you think as long as everything passes inspection I still should be okay given the age of the system?

Although I've been using trusts for years, I am literally just doing my estate planning and my attorney said I did everything right to be able to pass my properties down to my kids.

I also agree that the kitchen amenity is an inexpensive investment hosts are passing over.