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If I hire a licensed GC say after rough in inspection, does that release me from the affidavit?

Releases are rarely recorded and it becomes your burden going forward to keep proving it.

., additional 20% released, etc..

To advertise the property and display signs thereon; to rent and lease the property; to sign, renew and cancel rental agreements and leases for the property or any part thereof; to sue and recover for rent and for loss or damage to any part of the property and/or furnishings thereof; and, when expedient, to compromise, settle and release any such legal proceedings or lawsuits.Liability of Manager.Owner hereby agrees to hold Manager harmless from any and all claims, charges, debts, demands, and lawsuits, including attorney's fees related to his management of the hereindescribed property, and from any liability for injury on or about the property which may be suffered by any employee, tenant or guest upon the property

Wiktionary defines a haunted house as “a house that is believed to be a center for supernatural occurrence or paranormal phenomena”Basically, those activities are carried out by a spirit, a phantom, a specter commonly referred to as a Ghost.It’s commonly admitted that a Ghost is the soul of a deceased person (generally by accident or violently murdered) separated from the body and appearing to the living.

The thing about it that can give me pause is purchasing a property with really low rents because it will take a long time to increase current tenants yearly or re-lease units.

Releasing him from the lease releases him from financial obligation.

Until their financial are released it is speculation and good sport.  

New Law Allows Three Housing Units on Every Parcel in CaliforniaStatement from California YIMBY President & CEO Brian HanlonSacramento, CA – Today California YIMBY released the following statement celebrating the historic passage of a package of bills that could triple housing supply in the state:“The passage of AB 68, along with SB 13 and AB 881, fundamentally shifts the landscape for building new homes in our state,” said Brian Hanlon, co-founder and President of California YIMBY.