Would you accept a tenant for a $2,150/month rent with the following situation:- They own 2 restaurants so it is hard to verify their actual income VS the company.

I'm not sure if California would ever do anything to address this:-( is this just a hold over tenant that stopped paying or was it someone who broke in and actually squatted makes a big difference.

Actually we want to build enough capital up so we could build where half we keep as rentals

I’m trying to add my kid so he can build credit early but can’t find a card he can piggyback with me that will actually report to credit agencies

The chair lift is "reasonable accommodation".

Reasonable rent control (such as AB1482) is great for professional managed units because market rents will rise faster than they would have otherwise and their rents are already near market rate.  

A few reason I think it may be wiser to consider selling the land:1. 

My husband and I are actually in escrow on a duplex in Tulsa, Oklahoma right now- but that's my husband's project haha.

Would you have to wait until the current owner moves out...in a year...if they actually leave as agreed? 

The main reason of buying at a low downpayment is to leverage your money so you can use the extra capital elsewhere.