I know there are a lot of moving parts to these, but does anyone have any advice for executing these effectively?

California bill SB9 effectively bans single-family zoning across the state, allowing severances and up to four units on most residential lots.Of course as an investor you want to love this, allowing ADUs or replacing a single family with a 4plex.But of course I don't want it in MY single family neighborhood...I don't want a 4plex with cars, noise, and all the other issues that come with multifamily next door to me.What do you think?

I’m taking it next month but I am unsure if I’m preparing effectively.

This is what gets us… the possible effect on property values.

The snowball effect could not be more evident to me as I reflect on this deal just 18 months ago.

The snowball effect could not be more evident to me as I reflect on this deal just 18 months ago.

This sets the stage for what will be happening, that you expect to get paid, and that the ban is on a delayed collection of rent...NOT, the elimination of it. 

And then 3rd floor was a major project since the floor was unlivable so I wasn't sure I'd have enough money and didn't want to bite off more than I could chew to start.I say all that to say, while it's most time and cost effective to renovate by the trade and get it all done at once, sometimes that's not the best for your situation.

Real Estate is generally viewed as a good asset when it comes to inflation, but often real estate is not included in the basket of goods that measures inflation, you may ask why, because we do not buy a house every ...

No issue paying cash, just curious on cost effectiveness… as storage and commercial are not my expertise.