@Drew Sygit I do wonder about people who allow signing without deposit.

Even for window AC's, pulling them out and thoroughly washing them at least annually will prolong their life, unless you are buying the very cheapest units.

Hello All - I am considering buying a rent control (RSO) condo here in West LA.

I'd avoid doing it on the first or last week of the month as there isn't enough time to let tenants know and PMs are busy enough (as you know) with people moving in and out. 

.), I would be very grateful if you choose to attend BPCON, and your 26,550 posts have certainly contributed so much value to this platform and not just the tens of thousands of people who you responded to, but the hundreds of thousands or millions more who have read your comments, that I'd be delighted to give you (and a guest) a completely free ticket to BPCON Cancun, including food, beverage, access to all events, and a room at the 5 star moon palace resort.

@Ankush R.yes, when you're OOS you're entirely dependent on your team with no ability to meet people in person, add value, see properties in person, etc.

It seems like it's something people do on the regular, and the lender doesn't usually trigger the due on sale clause. 

You just do not want there to be any confusion about the deal points that made the deal attractive for you to buy in the first place.

For instance, if it was an amazing deal, you would have people clamoring to be part of the investment and you'd have to turn people away.

Rate cuts could spur inflation again, which I think most people who go to the grocery store etc. really do not think its getting that much better and home prices are not falling dramatically.