So I dont really see anything thats changed culturally in that aspect.

@Jordan Moorhead AB1482 isn't good for California real estate, but I don't believe it's going to adversely impact values for most people.

If they get any money, they will get a chunk of it, but something is better than nothing and her credit will be impacted meaning future landlords will both see the eviction and the lower credit rating.

not sure which is favorable for you situation but what I do know is:car loans will impact your debt to income ratio, but as long as you are in the preferable % range the lender wants to see you are good also installment debt utilization does impact your credit scores. 

Typically, these garages/workshops already have electric; provided you can get water/sewer to the unit, it can have an immediate impact on your rental capability and future resell to like-minded buyers.

If you don't how could you know what properties you should look at and how one property would impact your investment vs another.

Unlike wood, this natural product does not need to be re-harvested, thus leaving less of an environmental impact when compared to natural hardwood flooring.CERAMIC AND PORCELAIN1.

Maybe i'm being naive but, assuming i'm not, it would be concerning if some judge just disregarded some rule out of convenience for an impacted homeowner/borrower so, i have to believe that everyone followed the rules, that everyone else would be subject to and that in the end, everything turned out the way it was supposed to turn out, according to the rules.

Without the clear direction, you will be learning about anything and everything real estate oriented, taking time and energy away from that which is most impactful.

You have to get an inspection and make sure you get a credit from the seller so you are not heavily impacted with upfront costs that eats into cash flow for years reducing returns.