It was only postponed due to the government shutdown- the QOZ are still a fantastic option if you have some capital gains to defer and like either projects or new construction properties. 

I would look into government grants/programs that encourage such development and help with the financial parts of it.

An example is I buy those Xtreme mats for under the kitchen sinks and they come with a small alarm that will go off if there is a leak, so I have a page  in the book that I printed off the website that explains how it works.Anything that is relevant to the house.

The issue is that the CA government has thrown the economy under the bus in an effort to control the spread.

Print a frame with the five most relevant house rules and hang them in visible areas of the home.Always prepared = always readyThe chances something can go wrong during the peak season are high.

Although there is a lot of hyperbole with right wing republicans (calling Biden or Harris socialists is ridiculous imo), but in the case of San Francisco local government they are right.

The government regulation keeps getting worse and I just don't find it a safe place to invest.

The Consumer Price Index advanced 0.4% last month, the government says.

At that time, the government was focused on providing high-quality public housing for low-income tenants.

This usually involves recording the new ownership with the local government and maybe even updating the trust documents.You should keep in mind that purchasing property in a trust may be a little more complicated than buying a typical property, but you may do it successfully with time, good communication, and possibly some expert assistance.