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We have a couple areas growing with plenty of appreciation right now, yet as expected comes plenty of competition for those zip codes. 

I'm looking for any help on building some knowledge on the area and what zip codes are good ones to look at and maybe some I should avoid. 

My mileage expense checks (allowed by the tax code at 57.5 cents/mile) became my grocery money. 

Opened the kitchen to the living area by adding a 15ft bar area, featuring quartz kitchen countertops and brushed bronze hardware (also found throughout the house.)

PossePresentation=BusinessLicenseSearchByNumber&IconName=Contract_Mag.pngpaste the license number in the search bar, and it will tell you how many units are supported under the rental license.I can't emphasize how important this is.

Also, I just want to reiterate for the thousandth time on BP...Secret Book of Landlord Codes of Conduct Section 1, Paragraph 1, First Sentence....Don't rent to relatives or friends!

Also we avoid opening walls unless we know we have to (water damage or apparent structural issues) with the reason being once it is opened we need to bring it up to current code. 

I think my hesitation with the house-hack option is, it isn't something I could repeat, bc renting a larger home like that would be tough, and unless code changes, I couldn't rent the basement separately whenever we were to move. 

San Jose adopted new rules in December that comply with the new 2020 state of California code.