Residential Assisted Living (RAL) is taking off NOW.Self-Storage has and continues to grow, a side effect of more people renting multifamily rather than buying homes.Multifamily value-add continues to soar due to demand also by millenials and empty-nesters seeking less work on the house and more flexibility to spend money on travel and exeriences rather than stuff that chains them down. for us RE "investors" it's the ticket to syndication, scalability and leverage.New multifamily buildings with modern concepts with mixed-use living (offices/co-working spaces, fooderies, mixed age and walking distance living with innovative rentable electric scooters, bikes, car chargers, and light rails) all in one beautifully assembled arrangement is what attracts 12000!

, I love watching movies, sports (San Diego Chargers, Lakers, and BYU Cougars), and reading John Grisham books.Like a lot of others who live in Silicon Valley, with a goal of purchasing cash flowing residential real estate, I am trying to figure out where to invest.

Go Chargers!!

Basic functionality is free, and a few bucks for auto-start and stop once plugged in the car charger, multiple vehicles, multiple trip types (biz, moving...), and reports that are supposedly IRS-proof.I haven't had a chance to test it yet, though.

If they DO NOT charge rent they may deduct the additional interest and RE taxes.

The magistrate ruled that the landlord couldn't charge rent on a property that was not habitable and not being maintained (as required by law) by the owner.2.

Also, if it is possible in your area, see if you can fit some extra stalls that you could charge rent on.  

The house has new double-pane windows, few roof, new furnish, new electrical box with a 175 AMP, and it even came with an EV charger in the garage.

It's very unlikely a tenant is going to buy a solar system and a Powerwall (plus it sounds like they'd actually need more than one Powerwall or even a Powerpack with extra EV chargers since you mentioned they have more than one EV, a single Powerwall wouldn't be enough in a situation like that).

The other 20% is a grab bag of people that don't need to use ALL rental income to qualify (so the one unit appearing on tax returns does the trick), people that move back in with mom who doesn't charge rent, wonky things like that.