I paid the registration fees when I purchased the property and I though the registration was good for a year from the date of filing. 

But it seems would be difficult to get enough value from forced appreciation just by bringing elements of the house up to date like kitchens and bathrooms, etc, rather than a full rehab on a significantly cheaper house.

Then I went ahead and picked a date and location before throwing it out on meetup, Facebook, and BP.

The landlord tells the tenant and HUD the new rent and effective date. 

FIELDSTax Map NumberProperty Location FieldsProperty Address, Property City, Property State, Property Zip, SubdivisionOwner Information FieldsOwner Name, Owner Address, Owner City, Owner State, Owner Zip,-----à Distance From Property ß----Property Details FieldsAcres, Buildings, Mobile Home, Tax District, Legal Description, Tax Value, Market ValueTax Details FieldsTax Account Number, Current Year Tax Amount, Amount paid, Paid Date, Amount DueTAX STATSProperties with tax balance due  $1 Or More = 9711$100 Or More = 6728  $500 Or More = 2792  $1000 Or More = 766$1500 Or More = 461NON-OWNER OCCUPIED STATSProperties where Owner mailing address1 Mile Or More = 1578020 Miles Or More = 1071050 Miles Or More = 5361100 Miles Or More = 4625200 Miles Or More = 2707500 Miles Or More = 1894

I'd give the prospective tenant a choice, 1. one month longer than projected completion and they must vacate on that date because you will be finding a new tenant 30 days before they leave or 2. two month's extra and if there are delays for any reason you will allow them to remain until the house has a certificate of occupancy. 

I'm only able to find the following information: entity ID, City, business formation and incorporated date.

Term: Master LOC: will have an initial 12-month term that may be evaluated for renewal annually at maturity date.

by February 15th (or around that date since Feb had 29 days).Its now March 2nd.And now that my timing is off, I'm confused about what will happen to their lease end/move-out date: I had to give them 30 days notice before the end of the lease and not having done so will cause them to occupy the unit past their original lease end date (March 15th).Additionally, if I understand the wording of my lease correctly, if tenant remains in unit after lease ends and without renewing the lease, the "lease" defaults to a month to month...Exact timeline for everything is clearly confusing to me since I missed the date for sending a lease-termination notice... 

The only problem it is still the beginning of the year and the new laws have not been really tested in CA as gar as number of applications and speed of approval.