Surprisingly, the city adopted their preliminary site plan via ordinance, so I'm having trouble figuring out what else could have been the show stopper.

Then 6 months ago I adopted a newborn baby. 

Personally IF I was in a position to purchase a new home then I would move out, rent the current place for a nice and tidy $323/month, and watch the equity grow over time while partnering with the mortgage institution for a cheaper-than-inflation loan!  

Declaration of Independence was adopted).

If they do, they tend to be priced high and competitively shopped to large institutional level buyers.  

Long story short is adopted tenants can be an issue especially with the unrealistic power tenants have in socal

Does anyone have experience instituting these changes?  

Institutional Investors are too worried about Carried Interest going away to pay attention to yet another threat about 1031 roll-overs.BP has done a great job alerting all levels of RE investors of the advantages of “tax-free” RE investing.

If inflation gets worse, I could see places like Portland instituting new laws that harm your ability to make a decent return.

BP community,I'm asking anyone who knows if any financing institution (credit unions, local bank, Fintec companies, etc) who have HELOCs for 3-4 unit Owner occupied Primary residences.