There is no doubt that I would like to sell and get some cash for next project.

If move and are just renting but keeping that property as your Primary, I doubt they'd care but you should ask them upfront before you get the loan.

This should make things easier on you when the eviction moratoriums are gone.Just not sure there's anything you can do to get them out right now besides cash for keys, but even then I doubt they'll take it since they know they have a potentially free & no consequence living arrangement for the foreseeable future.

But either way I do not know that it would go through as I doubt it is in the lease that he cannot have people over even during a time like this.

Hey Rohit,I doubt it's legal, but they're hoping if you agree to the new contract that you'll overlook it.

Also, in regards to negative slopes to property foundations, whether grass or cement, the ground isn't perfectly straight, earth saturation levels differ and not all properties have declining ground on each of its sides.

If there are no repercussions for a school district charging impact fees they will continue to charge the impact fees.I have heard Senator Wienkowski speak about SB13 and therefore have little doubt that his intent was to not have ADUs below 750' have any impact fees (including school district fees).It is to the school district's advantage to rule that the school district is exempt from the no impact fees because school districts are not explicitly specified. 

I always doubt Jurupa Valley and it keeps proving me wrong, for a primary residence I'd never pay $450k for something in Jurupa but apparently some people like it.

@Matt Lawrence When in doubt, I do both.

I doubt I can get the properties to sell.What is my best option to refi them?