I think it’s more common now to have properties with ADU’s per recent change in California legislature but need to know how each city treats ADU’s which varies across San Diego county.

@Sean LairdBanks will usually have a seasoning requirement to do a cahsout refi based on the new value after rehab.Seasoning requirement is usually one year of ownership.If you work with an alternative source you can get a cashout refi after 30 days of ownership based on the new value after rehab.Banks will take longer to do the deal may offer a low rate but not the best terms.Alternative source offer more flexible loans and rates vary based on loan type, ltv, dscr, credit, but they dont require tax returns.

I've read the same reports that the rental market is hot in Sacramento, but keep in mind Sacramento has lots of neighborhoods so your mileage may vary.

This will vary from person to person.  

You may also want to consider any local regulations or restrictions on short term rentals, as these can vary by city and state.In addition to demand and regulations, it's important to carefully evaluate the financial viability of any potential investment.

The seller will then transfer ownership of the property to you.Again, it is important to note that the specific steps and documentation required for buying a property directly from the seller may vary depending on the laws of your state and local area, as well as the specific terms of the sale.

Hello,The difference between a real estate agent license and a real estate broker license varies by state.

If you manage your own, the rental ordinances vary per city, so I would check on that to begin with. 

@Patrick ReaganThe worst case scenario will vary by jurisdiction.

These properties vary wildly in size and condition.