I had actually seen the amendment but then also came across this article below which got me really worried but I guess my concern on rental payments etc can be mitigated with an estoppel certificate. https://www.nj.com/hudson/2020/05/union-city-landlord-group-files-lawsuit-to-overturn-new-city-laws-freezing-rent-increases-and-halting-evictions.html#:~:text=Union%20City's%20eviction%20freeze%20ordinance,COVID%2D19%20state%20of%20emergency.

That doesn't make any sense right now, I know, but it will after you read the other posts and blog articles. 

@Dean BoganWe've helped many investors just like yourself build a successful rental portfolio across numerous cash flow markets.

I'll do a bit more research and see if I can point you to another article or post on the forum that can help you answer this question.Best of luck!

Aside from that, tapping the equity in your primary residence is a fairly common strategy and you can find numerous posts outlining the many benefits and potential risks. 

Most important part to this post, this is very reputable law firm in Newark who primarily deals with real estate and this specific attorney has be involved in real estate for 20 years and he is on numerous  housing boards. 

I prefer month to month for numerous reasons.

Hi all, I have read several articles and watched a couple of videos regarding house hacking and tax deductions with an eye focused on how to properly determine what percentage should be used for tax deductions, and it seems a little ambiguous.

In all the books, articles, and podcasts Ive read/heard they make it sound so simple, but it’s all worded differently...some say to take your assignment fee up front so the buyer can’t walk away, some say you get it at closing, and some say it’s the difference in price that the buyer buys it at compared to what you have it under contract for.... 

I saw this article in San Diego today from inewsource.