Wow, you're up early if you're in the land of Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pona, (The life of the Land is perpetuated in righteousness) LOL.......heck no I didn't know that, I looked t up just for you

Imagine you get two applicants for the unit:(1) A single 35 y/o male with a long-time $70k/year job, excellent rental references, and high likelihood to stay in my unit for a long time.(2) A 30 y/o mother of one going through a divorce with no rental history, but going back to a $40k/year full time nursing job.  

Let's chat man@Leah Klint Thanks for sharing :)@Marcus Johnson Lmao exactly@Joel O.

After 41 years I prefer the 15 but I realize o am in the minority

If going forward they do not do as I say, can I terminate the contract with them w/o a penalty?

As someone w/o that skill set I find if amazing. 

Unfortunately I would have to move if I were to take another nursing job elsewhere, my purchase agreement states O must stay FT with my current employer to live in my current house.

We have worked up to 3 years to get to a yes with periodic follow ups w/o being a pain in the butt. 

You will need to expose all of the pipes, etc to get a C of O when you sell or if you try to permit the job now, which you will have to do to sell it.

I am the dumb partner with bandwidth, so I am out asking novice questions.We purchased a 36 unit property in northern California using a combination of a $4M bridge loan at 7.75% I/O and $2M cash on 12/10/2021.