Considering a 1/1 SFH in a great neighborhood but “oddball” nature of property is a risk.

did something like this before, you are onto something. you have the right idea of starting with an elementary school in that you have a pretty decent baseline with which to work of and already naturally delineated space with the classrooms I am guessing.

They ask me for my BASIC nature/purpose of business, followed by DETAILED nature/purpose of business, and then followed by an even MORE DETAILED nature/purpose of business, all of which have a code associated....

In prop 21, only natural owners may be exempt and thus an LLC, being a legal owner and not natural, will be subject to the restrictions.

Also, once you start getting to larger properties, you are naturally going to have to expand your geographic area when hunting as local listings can be relatively limited.

Once 20% equity is secured, through either natural or forced appreciation, we will no longer pay PMI, and the property will cashflow $800-1000 should and when we move out.When running numbers, make sure you run 4 different ways: 1) how much will it cost me to live in one unit with the others rented while paying PMI 2) how much will it cost me to live in one unit with the other rented without PMI 3) how much will the entire investment cost me with all units rented and paying PMI 4) how much will the entire investment cost me with all units rented and no PMI.

Home sales have remained strong throughout the last couple of winters, and the competitive nature of today’s current market (i.e. lack of inventory) suggests this year should be no different.

In addition to egress you need natural light to come into the space.

I would love to find other friends to live with me after they move out because it means I practically live for free collecting rent, but I'm struggling to find friends who would be willing to move in with me in my natural network.

Hardwoods given their nature just dont have the amount of BD ft in them so you need a LOT of them like Acres and acres to make it financially feasible.. but it certainly can happen in your area for those that own 100 acre plus or have some older growing pine etc.