Hey Robert, simply Google “Delaware Statutory Code” and it will pop up.

I know the property on Arnsby is asking $1,495 for rent, but doing comps in that zip code, I'd estimate its rent should closer to $1,100.

No more lead based paint, no more asbestos, no more aluminum wiring, no more pre code buildings. 

Try to get the y/y price change the past 2 years of the city and the m/m the past 3 months of the city and the zip code.

Location: 78255 Zip Code/Northwest San Antonio, TexasType: Single Family HomeBuilt: 2008Beds: 5 (1 King and 4 Queens)Bath: 3 FullSquare Feet: ~3100HOA: Yes2025 FinancialsRevenue: $54,697 (This was closer to $70k in 2024 more on that below)Mortgage(PITI): $27,768Repairs: $2,202Supplies: $2,312Internet: $669Electricity: $2,094Natural Gas: $566Water: $874Hotel Tax: $2,927STR Permit Renewal: $450Net: $14,835We were unable to rent this home for roughly 2-3 months as well because the upstairs water heater sprung a HUGE leak when no one was home and flooded a good portion of the upstairs living room and garage.

anyone know or have reference to the specific codes or regulations that were changed or created that "make it easier to build ADU's".  

IRS4) Compliance CornerFocus: Prohibited TransactionsWhat the IRS rule says (plain English):Under Internal Revenue Code rules, SDIRAs must avoid prohibited transactions, such as self-dealing or transactions with disqualified persons (e.g., the account owner, certain family members, or entities they control).

I just have to assign the codes manually and make sure the code makes it in my automated check-in email.

In some areas its by county but for other areas its listed by zip code. 

Quote from @Mike Grudzien: It's not a loophole; it's the tax code...