The city had (notice the past tense) extreme bonus density ADU law that allowed an extra ADU for each income restricted ADU.  

Quote from @Barbara Johannsen: I’ve noticed more seller-financed notes coming onto the market lately.

I'm working on getting a SFH to market for rent and during these past 3ish months, I've noticed that my immediate area has only maintained a handful of rental listings on sites like Realtor.

Your "value add" is increasing Net Operating Income by increasing revenue and decreasing expenses the best you can.

. • The pricing was anchored to a nearby property that sold for ~$1M, but that same property is now estimated around ~$750k on Zillow, is in noticeably better condition, and was sold using a seller carryback structure (which, honestly, I don’t think could be conventionally underwritten by a lender at 1M). • Another 4-plex is listed at around $300/sqft, while the one next door—significantly better condition—recently sold for about $200/sqft.When I asked about pricing, the listing agent said that if they lowered it to $280/sqft, they’d get “tons of offers.” 

I also noticed changes to my home office deduction.

Future incidents may lead to formal notices and possible termination.”

My spreadsheet could tell me what happened last month, but it couldn't tell me "hey, your Denver property has had rising maintenance costs for 3 months straight and you haven't noticed."

Lately, I’ve noticed a slowdown in leasing activity — and it’s not just us.

In today's world of technology, it is not hard to collect the money directly, using a digital platform and having some boots on the ground, they can do some quick repairs or post a three day notice.