@John Oh love the guys and the goals, not sure about the tactics:1) have you considered proposing a different type of arrangement to your current boss?

If you can find an option that saves even 0.5% off the interest rate that's already proposed, that could equate to a BIG saving over time.

This is getting a little side of topic but what alternative are you proposing or wanting to see? 

Proposed legislation is a looooooong way away from law.

My guy tells me there's nothing to restrict what you're proposing, but you have to do your own homework.

There is proposed STR legislation in San Diego city that limits non-owner occupied STR to 90 days per calendar year.

Also, I don't believe that Sacramento possesses certain advantages that NYC and San Francisco possess relative to its neighbors (commuting cost and time).This proposal would seem to be very good news for property owners area outside the city of Sacramento. 

You can appeal the denial, present your proposal but 98% of the time the council will deny your appeal if only one person in the objecting party just shows up.

(i) Ability to create a Scope of Work document for your ContractorsAll of your estimate data can also be used to generate a Scope of Work document telling your contractors exactly what scope they need to include in their bid proposal.

I've proposed seller financing but was turned down as the owner has a property they want to buy and claim he needs the cash.