Hi Zachary,Nice view, those don't come cheap in So Cal.It might be wonderful being up there at night.In So Cal the unpaved road adds an unknown amount of risk to the deal.Not just attracting residents, but the possibility of the city increasing the taxes due to curb and gutter installation, and how will that be calculated under the Calif property tax codes (increasing your expenses).Can you handle the risk?

I can't seem to find this in the Texas Estates code.  

We have very strict rules and because of this many lenders won't do these loans at all.

Once you crack open them walls code will require updates.

Oregon has strict laws for loans under 50k though. 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Analytically I'll be following building permits by zone to get an idea of what's going on in our area but if anyone has any other method of analyzing what's really going on in different zip codes by statistics I'd love to hear/see them! 

The home is a 1600 square foot, 3br/2ba SFR on a 1/2 acre lot with attached garage in the 34746 zip code.

Hi Chris,I'm new to real estate investing, but I tend to look at similar properties that sold within the zip code or area of my choice and average them against each other to get a better idea.

I was not able to create guest codes remotely.Since I'm going to have to get a new hub, I'd like to get a hub that will allow me to create guest codes remotely.