This is what it looks like when graphed:Double Play = Putting money into life insurance and then leveraging the cash value to invest in "A".Status Quo = Taking all of your money and investing it in "A"

I’m playing ball.

Long term play is MF- BRRRR

AirBnb as well but with current limitations that’s in the air.Other than that, San Diego is a long play and immediate cash flowing investments are very rare and 99% of the time are a value add situation.

The property is a covered land play for eventual sell or partnership with a Multifamily investor to build around 200 class A unit.

With all this talk of not paying rent and no evictions the landlord does still have a card to play .

The "classic" argument of where agents have some sort of unfair advantage or are looked on as doing something sneaky supposedly can come into play. 

You probably know Salt lake pretty well-playing football up there!

We have some of the most restrictive regulations around on vacation rentals but done right, I believe there is a huge potential to play to the new rules and win big!

In CA, new assembly bills just passed which made it legal to rent both the main house and the ADU, made the ADU permit process have to be completed in 60 days or less, granted single family zoned properties to be able to build not 1 but 2 ADU units and also allowed multi family zoned properties to also be able to add an ADU (which was previously not allowed in CA). so I suggest you check with your local building and safety department to see what you can and can’t do.One play, as a suggestion, and if legal in your area, would be to buy a property and add the ADU unit to create more equity and cash flow.