I've had both lenders and appraisers say to me "why do you think it's worth $XYZ when you only paid $ABC for it 30-60 days ago?"

The opposition of the bill argued it would be the end of single-family zoning as we know it as SB9 allows streamlining of multiple primaries (or duplexes) on a single lot.

I understand increasing your diversification but I would argue that it may be more headache than its worth.

What I commonly hear novices argue is the HOA fee, that the fee is "bad" and hence why they don't like them.

If you use an accountant, you can provide him your scenario "I am selling Property ABC for $300,000, can you estimate my tax burden from the sale".If you use a software like turbotax, there should be an area to create an estimate / what if scenario for 2023.I personally don't think there is an excel formula out there and there are likely other scenario's you haven't thought about.A) If you are talking about a rental property sale, you have to factor in depreciation recapture which can be taxed at a maximum of 25%B) If you have suspended passive losses, the losses can potentially offset income at your highest tax bracketC) If you are a resident of a state with an income tax or have the property in a state with an income tax, you have to calculate state taxe

The good thing is, she cannot argue in court to defend her case because she is not the defendant.

I see in some communities tenants pay rents by making a check payable to "ABC Apartments"; I always wondered how does that work on the management side.

I know people will argue that RE is localized but I think this has some merit on a macro level.

This would also effect the ability to get future tenants once the non-payers are out since they would be in the same boat.This is currently happening in other areas throughout the world and many argue this scenario will soon come to pass on our US of A. 

However, one could argue that is why we (Owners) hire PMs - to get the discounted rate, because we are already paying a monthly fee to you.