Seems like common sense right?

., that have extraordinarily high vales and common to nearly all CA farms are not "clearly" exempt which is why the farm groups are lining up against the proposal.

is it common to cash out the full amount invested? 

@Parker Borofsky can shed more light on this.This is indeed a red-hot market and lately it's been common lately for sellers to ask buyers to waive appraisal contingencies, as properties are receiving multiple offers (sometimes more than 20) and getting bid up well over list price.  

I'm specifically looking at Spur Line Commons (Phase 2) by Reid's Heritage Homes or perhaps Web Oaks Urban TownsThanks!

@Chris Mason @Corby Goade definitely have thought about buying higher value properties, it just so happens that they arent very common in my market.

Maney maintained that he and Silver Saddle had nothing in common with Nat Mendelsohn or Great Western Cities.

Now I'm under contract on a new property that I will BRRRR, but I'm nervous I won't get the interest rate I deserve on the refinance because of too many credit inquiries...

However, it is becoming more common for managers to charge a minimum monthly fee - all the way up to the entire management fee - even if rent is not paid.

It’s quite common for married couples to alternate signing for the mortgages while having one or both on title.