Just insightful makes so much sense as they are selling to investors..

(Assuming you’d have to pay at least 4% to sell to a stranger.).

If the decedent held the property for more than one year, and you sell it within one year of inheriting it, the gain or loss would typically be treated as long-term.Lastly, it's imperative to consult with a tax expert that can tailor advice unique to your circumstances and tax laws applicable to your jurisdiction.Feel free to reach out with any further questions/concerns.Sincerely.

If I build, I would like to sell or maybe hold them and pull the equity out to keep buying new rentals. 

This may affect value or time required to sell.7) Adding an ADU does not make the property a duplex.

And I'm not interested in selling or having a co-owner.

If the judgment holder doesn’t foreclose on his judgment lien, he’ll foreclose later (earning judgment interest) or get paid off when you sell. 

we gotta get these bad deals out of here and start helping sell better deals for California investors.

I ended up selling the building because it was 3 stories and needed a fire escape to both 3rd floor stories and as hard as I tried I couldn’t get a contractor to come build one.

Cons: Would be selling off-market and as-is, would get me the lowest return.