Sylvia,Your mention of multifamily caught my eye.Although my wife is a real estate agent here in SoCal, we have decided to look at small to medium multifamily properties outside of California.I'm an engineer and RE investing is new to me beyond the houses we have purchased and kept over the years. 

They found it out, andI had to go to the planning board and zoning board, hire an engineer and architect to make the fourth unit legal.In my opinion, the realtor should have verified the zoning, and if you used bank financing, it's pretty rare for the bank to miss it as well.You are probably going to have to hire an architect to draw plans and to get it approved as a triplex.I wish you luck.

I've tried to speak to the development / engineering staff at Stessa but they've been unable to resolve this ongoing issue for me.Just curious to see if anyone else has this same setup and things are operating without issue, or what they may have done to resolve it. 

Pause + Hold Strategy (Minimal Spend)Secure the land by ensuring taxes are current and title is clear.Apply for any other permits (grading, erosion, site layout) that don’t require water service — this keeps you moving forward.Design the home and submit architectural plans (if the city allows), so once taps are available, you're shovel-ready.Monitor city council agendas and planning board minutes — developers often get early access to updates through these channels.File a Right of Way Permit or work with a civil engineer to get partial approvals (culverts, drive cuts, sidewalk plans).🧩 Why this helps: You control the dirt, build goodwill with the city, and shorten your timeline later — without sinking more budget now.💰 2.

You can also search the BP forums using google which is a better search engine that the one at the top of the page.

The video in question was for a single engine Cirrus Vision Jet.I wasn't taking notes or anything, but if I recall correctly the variable cost of just maintaining the jet, along with fuel expense was about $1,000/hour for 250 hours of use/year, and about $1,300 per hour for 50 hours per year.  

Do you mean reverse engineering it and house hunting for an investor?

Assuming the foundation engineer is legitimate and 30k will solve all problems, it comes down to a) are you willing to go through the hassle of doing the work?

Guess that’s what the algorithms love.  

So I couldn't read all this as it was too long.What I can tell you is that I never used a STR for sale search engine.