@Virginia ReasorSounds like a typical marginal deal .

There’s also an 80% rule, that a 40A circuit can be loaded or no more than 80% (32A) for devices that are typically on for 4 hours or more, which a kiln would apply.So by code, I think you should be installing a 50A breaker on 6/2 wire.

I understand that there is typically a max number of mortgages/loans that any given person can have (around 10 per person), so would it be best to have the loan in one persons name and on the next purchase it goes in the other persons name (if so are both parties on the deed)?

I don’t see any rates but typically yeah I try to.  

From what I gather though, this is a pretty typical scenario.

Its typically very difficult to add units to any project.

Hi everyone, I was wondering what are some typical problems/ things you budget for based on the age of the house when renovating.

Typically can't sell to family unless if it's a reverse mortgage.

Article can be found herehttps://www.eastbayexpress.com/SevenDays/archives/...The City Council Minutes from the meeting can typically be found here, though for this particular meeting, on the 17th, have not been made available yethttps://oakland.legistar.com/calendar.aspxI wanted to help bring some attention to this as house-hacking is such a huge conversation here on BP and was the only way I found that I could feasibly invest here in the Bay Area.  

I've seen that the asset management fee is typically 1-3%....of what?