Anyways, the idea is to keep growing my wealth that way.

In San Diego I believe rents can only be raised by 10% per year (or 5% + local rate of inflation, whichever is lower)The idea of evicting a long-time tenant is awful, but I realize being a landlord involves difficult decisions and the real estate business is a business.Thank you for your thoughts!

I have a 30k credit limit but my cash advance is only 10k. 

He lived in my house for 4 months, and I had to pay $1,200.00 in utilities bills he did not pay for this period.I will super appreciate your ideas on this.Thanks you so much!

This will give you an idea of what market rates are.

Now obviously in the real world actual policy and political winds will dictate how this all actually plays out and I have no idea but the basic idea should be that more people= more labor= more homes being built affordability.  

I don’t know anyone that looks up a bank’s credit rating/stock price when putting in less than FDIC limit.

Do you have an idea what model you want to pursue?

Some ideas are below, what would you add?

@Avi Lah99.99% of these you will have to bear these costs as most states are buyer beware and the seller may not have known.If this was done to my house I would have had no idea as I bought it the way it isAlso an attorney to pursue this will cost you more than the fix and again you would have to prove the seller knew about this and willfully withheld it from you.