It's in a city (outside the USA in Mexico) that has seen major growth the last 3-5 years and has great prospects to continue growing thanks to nearshoring and high cost of living across the border in the USA.I spoke to an architect and it looks like a 4-unit building can be built on there.

https://sparkrental.com/rent-control-in-california/ Hi Becca,I live in the Bay Area and I work in a municipal rent program office.

I already tried contacting a permitting attorneys but thought someone would know better.Side note for the goodies, local ordinance is not a federal law and is not subject to jail time as far as I know.So I'm designing the two ADUs with that in mind and putting them on their own power, water and sewer in case I 1033 in the future.

I have savings that I live off of.

I don't know how long you lived there to accumulate the appreciation and equity, but it's probably located in a solid appreciation area. 

I was in Milwaukee two months ago with my old partner visiting her mother in an Assisted Living.

And now water damage to a downstairs condo unit due to poor installation of tub spouts. 

It’s a great plan and if my spouse wasn’t opposed I would buy a new 2-4 unit building about every 14 months and live in one unit and take advantage of the low down payment loans.

This has led more families to live together to stay in our beautiful city.Specifically, I'm interested in properties within the T3-0 and T3-L zoning areas.

Ive lived in Thailand the last four years and have an opportunity to purchase a 30 year lease on a brand new fully furnished eco 1 bedroom at a beautiful tropical location that only gets busier each year.