Hey @Scott Brown ,Here's the 2017 MN Statues rules on it...https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/504B/pdf504B.271 TENANT'S PERSONAL PROPERTY REMAINING IN PREMISESIt's too lengthy and detailed to post here, but copy the above line, go to that website (revisor) and scroll down to page 28 (of 52) and all your questions should be answered.

People don't generally build ADUs unless they intend to be there for a while, so the ones listed are often divorce cases.Back to OP question, I don't think there's a bubble. 2-4 unit properties in my area are appreciating slower than SFRs (you think the 1% rule is tough to find in a Bay Area triplex, try to find it on a SFR!).

It’s your place with your rules . it’s a serious matter, because it sets the ground work on where you stand and how you fIrmly plan to manage the property

I would screen more carefully with your next tenant to make sure that their income supports the rent.

@Blaid ButlerCalifornia’s property tax rules can be complex.

Note that in Philadelphia mortgage foreclosures are also conducted as sheriff sales, and the state laws and rules to be followed are quite distinct for those two varieties of sheriff sale.

Raleigh special rules and regulations).

I hadn't known about BP so broke every rule I didn't know about.

As a general rule of thumb avoid anything under $100k, the pro forma numbers will look way better than the actuals, and avoid flood zones.

These rules only apply for parks that aren’t in California or Florida, below 25 spaces and/or that have lot rent below 175 dollars.