They avoid the Dodd Frank restrictions.

There are Portland zoning rules that allow ADUs in the setback, as long as they conform to certain standards (no windows on the property line side, height restricted at 15 feet through the middle of the gable, medium roof pitch, etc.).  

I just wanted to address accessibility.

You control it, you manage the investments but you don't have access to any benefits those investment provide until you start taking distributions at retirement.

Doing this has allowed me access to cash to BRRR new homes and then pay off the LOC after each cycle.

In short, as a Realtor I have access to the MLS which allows me to save time, more accurately determine comps, acquire tax and mortgage information not readily available approximate value to be approximately by these companies and that the information is not always updated in a timely manner.

But, if they do go that route, and you end up canceling the deal, any lost rent revenue is hardly your fault.Access - The bigger headache will probably be coordinating physical access to the home with (uncooperative?)

Their data is not always up to date and for nearly a year they have been in court trying to get access to the MLS.

But the biggest advantage to me is access to my property for development.

Is it possible for an investor to gain access to the MLS without an agent?