Let me know if interested (registration required due to space limits of 40 people per meeting).

Basic economics, increase demand without similar increase in supply will raise prices.There is a growing strong latent demand, people are delaying household formation or doubling up with other families right now.If rates stay the same, the growing latent demand will begin to force its way into the market as people capitulate and decide they simply have to have a place of their own.In areas with consistent population increases and current housing shortages, stable rates will lead to strong appreciation of existing housing values and increased median home prices.

They simply can not take into consideration anything regarding a protected class.

I have heard of out-of-state CPAs not being familiar with these rules and assuming that California, just like their home state, does not impose a filing requirement on single-member LLCs, and their client missed the filing, and the FTB came after them with fines and penalties for failing to file.This being said, if the out-of-state CPA is knowledgeable about California tax rules, then there's no reason to fear unless you actually want to meet your CPA in person.  

My wife keeps telling me about a $0 down payment loan option that she’s been hearing about where if you can show that the rent will be greater than the mortgage, this type of loan will require $0 down or lower than the 20/25% requirement. 

Digital nomads, corporate travelers, construction workers, relocations, families experiencing an insurance claim and many, many more types of travelers are looking for furnished accommodations and they each have different requirements for what they're looking for.

The work on my end is simply learning and remembering his advice.  

They will be building a development across the street and they are required to add turn lanes due to the size.

Furthermore, if your concern is the quality of the tenant pool why not forgo the credit score requirement instead of DTI.

Lots of syndicators got into the business in 2018 and 2019 and simply got lucky when cap rates dropped from 7% to 4%.