Gary Miguel
California ADU law: impact fees for units larger than 750 SF
SB 13 bans impact fees for units smaller than 750 SF, but for units larger than that it has this text:"Any impact fees charged for an accessory dwelling unit of 750 square feet or more shall be charged proportionately...
Brian Bohrer
New Colorado Landlord/Tenant Laws Are in Effect, are you ready?
Hey there, fellow Colorado property owners and investors!
If you're feeling the ripples of those new landlord/tenant laws that kicked in this year, you're not alone. These changes are shaking up the game for all of u...
Sean Starkey
Should my father in law rent out his condo or sell?
My father in law has a condo on 400 west ocean blvd in Long Beach just a view of the street no ocean. He just purchased another condo that he will live out of that’s on the 16th floor with the view he wants. He is th...
Brian Paula
Partnering with low income mother in law to add to portfolio
Hi all - I currently own 3 duplexes and a short term rental in CA. Looking for creative ways to expand my portfolio. Anyone have experience partnering with a fist time home buyer/low income partner in CA to add to yo...
Tj Andersen
Question about ADU mother in law in Rose Park (SLC) Utah
Hey!
I own a house in rose park just west of downtown SLC that has a large mother in law addition on the back. It is a single floor home and the addition was done many years ago by the owner. I did run into some trou...
MJ Han
CA Law to Supersede Zoning: 8-story buildings near public transit
BP Folks, have you seen this potential new legislation in the works for California? NYT Article: A Bold, Divisive Plan to Wean California from CarsFeels like it benefits major developers the most but also wondering i...
Nicu Parente
Should I inherit a tenant of a mother in law suite?
Hello BP,I am looking at a property that has an attached mother in law suite with a separate entrance, kitchen, full bath and a 3 year tenant. It looks like this SFH was rented out as two separate units, the main flo...
Account Closed
STRs in Scottsdale Are Starting To Be Regulated W/ New Law
New regulations are coming to AZ regarding Short Term Rentals that means you need to play "nice" if you own an STR in the state. Since owners haven't kept up their end of the bargain by being responsible hosts, the go...
Joey Chrisman
Doing work on your own flip... not allowed under Arizona law
I have a fixer upper house that my LLC now owns and am in the process of getting plans together and starting the renovation on it. I would like to ideally sell the property when I am done with the property. Im tryin...
John Nisewonger
HUD Law/ethics question Frim put investor bid in during occupant
I am a local investor and had watched a particular HUD property for some time. HUD allows certain types of bidders during certain periods. Occupants and no profits get to bid in the first period. If no bidders, it o...