Boston for instance is 6x the income, San Jose 10x income, LA 9x income, San Francisco 9x income etc.

For instance, there are areas of real estate Im not an expert in, but I work in one of the top producing offices in the country....so I can walk down the hallway and find someone that is an expert at something Im not, and that is an invaluable resource.

If the unit can be declared a rec-room (for instance, doesn't have a stove or refrigerator at the time of inspection) then it's not really considered an ADU, and you shouldn't have an issue of getting a permit for it.... but again, I'm no expert, but I'm sure you could find one at the permit office.Hope that helped a little,Trey

For instance, 857 Pasley Dr and 863 Pasley Dr.

Would it be okay in this instance to forego the face-to-face interview since the prospective tenant is from out-of-state?

San Francisco and LA both trade at roughly double our prices for instance at 9-10 times their income.If I were you, Id consider using your VA loan to buy a primary residence.

It seems like it is pretty specific instances in which you'd pay that fee.

So for instance if commission was 100k then 50k usually goes to brokerage on a transaction.

For instance, is your renter pool dependent on one industry or company?

For instance, if you own a $100k home that appreciates about $3k annually, that's a 3% ROI.