It appears California is like my State (PA), where if you don't send the tenant a notice and their remaining deposit within the time period that the tenant can sue for treble (3x) deposit. 

I’ve noticed some assumptions that this content is AI-generated, but that’s not the case.

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

I’m noticing deals seem harder to find compared to a few years ago.

Lower basis + flexible terms often matters more than rate shopping.What I’ve noticed: the deals closing aren’t necessarily “home runs” — they’re the ones with clear exits, conservative assumptions, and capital that matches the business plan.Curious what others are seeing:What structures are actually working for you?

When pitching corporate housing or MTR arbitrage, I’ve noticed landlords care most about:-Rent paid on time-Property protection-Low turnover-Professional tenantsThey care far less about how you make money.How do you explain the MTR model to landlords without scaring them off?

As currency supply increases, interest rates decrease and AI induced equities inevitably rebalance, anticipate rapid diversification to prime real assets.

You could possibly decrease your 401k savings (which would increase your taxable income), and shift this savings over to your brokerage account. 

I’m noticing a pattern in Austin where new STR competition shows up in waves, and by the time it’s obvious on Airbnb, the underwriting window is already gone.  

I'm cool with spending $300/mo to own this kind of asset, I just have to wrap my mind around my net worth increasing as my checking account decreases.