If you are open to discussing the possibility of working together, I would welcome the chance to learn more about your approach and see if there might be a good fit.If you prefer not to take on investment partners or if your current model doesn't align with my goals, I completely understand.

I'm trying to be sensitive towards the other unit at the duplex paying the market price currently and what it looks like renewing with them.

I typed in variations of "rent increase, proposed legislation for 2024 for San Francisco" in Google and don't see anything saying a landlord can't increase a property to market rent on a new tenant after the previous tenant moves out.I talked to 2 PM companies in S.F. and they both said I could rent out a SFH at market rate rent if my current tenant moves out (family member who is getting a deal).

I've decided, starting off, that I'd like to try renting apartments in my current market (Jacksonville, Florida) then furnishing them and offering them to traveling professionals on AirBNB and/or furnished finder. 

An example like this is https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1377-14th-Ave-San-Francis...Another example is https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1949-23rd-Ave-San-Francis...This house was sold for $1.1M (way under current SF market), simply because there is an protected tenant inside.Just want to pick up everyone's brain and experience here.

Websites like Zillow often have owner information, especially if the property is currently listed for sale or rent.

We am currently rehabbing our home to possibly sell or get a HELOC on.

Hello all,My current insurance provider is going to stop insuring in CA.

I currently have two properties, four units total. 

Every year, you are giving this guy more money in the current deal.Finally, since you will be acting like a bank, then you also need to vet this guy - credit checks and references and background checks.