I've done a fair amount of background reading on the topic, but am looking for a lawyer with experience structuring real estate equity/debt deals to help me draft operating agreements and promissory notes as well as provide some guidance on my Private Capital strategy.Thanks in advance for the recommendations!

While reading the only thing all the articles talked about is converting condos back into apartments.

I read one article that suggests 4-6 weeks or as soon as you get notice to list it.

It's a pretty broad topic but here's a few good places to start:The Fair Credit Reporting Act – Guide for LandlordsFTC - Using Consumer Reports: What Landlords Need to KnowFair Credit Reporting Act Compliance and the Landlord

Piggybacking on your topic, curious on opinions on if it is worthwhile to purchase extended warranties for appliances in your units?

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I'm sure there is an article about every term.

This is an old thread @Nicole Chang but there's a meetup tomorrow in the City.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/58...Hopefully you'll be able to make it.

I just read an article about new potential tenant protections in Sacramento: https://www.sacbee.com/news/business/real-estate-news/article217675615.htmlThere's not a lot of details about the propsed ordinance, but they say its similar to ones passed in Palo Alto and Santa Barbara.

See my latest BRR   https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/61...The 50% expense rule is not a high estimate if you have a PM.