I would check out some local meetups and meet with as many investors as I can.

I just started thinking about selling it because of the new local rental/landlord law in Concord, and there is no more depreciation.Plus, I am thinking of maybe it will be nice to have a vacation/rental home in HI too and not worry much of maintenance if the building has maintenance and manager in house.

So true that you need to have a good local team in place or things can go sideways quickly.Would like to get more details of your experience so I'll message you directly.

Check out your local banks/credit unions to see what promotions they run.

Check with local plumbing wholesalers and ask for a price.

Search the BP for ADU appraisals to encounter numerous examples.

For years we had a local chattel lender who took on higher risk loans for those without the large down, not super high credit, and on older homes.

I've been listening to BP podcasts for the past couple months, and I remember some of the speakers talk about a free property search tool.  

Just disclose everything so all parties know what it going on with the assignable conract.Consult a local attorney.

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