I'd love to help in you choose to go that route.

The permitting process can vary depending on the specifics of the project, such as the size and scope of the renovation and the zoning of the property.If the property is zoned as single-family, there may be additional requirements to meet in order to legally convert the garage into an ADU.

This really depends on if you are using a mortgage to finance the property.

For tech issues, it depends on what it is.

Responsibilities will vary depending on the agreement with your PM.

Throughout my years as an investing coach, I've realized that unlocking their potential is dependent on one thing: education, particularly when it comes to multifamily investments.

Additionally, planting in the optimal season for each plant type reduces the risk of plant loss due to adverse weather conditions, meaning your investment is more likely to thrive and enhance your property's value for years to come.For property owners especially in Orlando, FL, investing in landscaping is not just about choosing the right plants and designs but also about timing these investments wisely.

EPA is much more "sticky" than the other areas you mentioned- as you move further from Silicon Valley/The City (Dublin, Livermore, Lathrop, Stockton, etc) areas are seeing massive amounts of new builds and are very dependent on a few large employers/industries.

In terms of investing here, it depends on what you are looking for.

I choose to not rent monthly in the off season.