Glad we aren’t on the lower economic end or inflation would hurt versus help.  

Can you please refer any SB9 experts, land use consultants, or developer who can share experience going thru SB 9? 

I am no expert, but I do own a SFH in Richmond. 

Due to some economic factors it may be slightly under projections, but it is still stabilized.

This predictable shift fuels consistent demand for multifamily properties, making them a defensive asset during periods of economic change.💼 Stability Through Economic CyclesMultifamily properties cater to a diverse tenant base across various income levels.

I’m looking to chat with someone who’s been doing CAM reconciliations for years and really knows the ins and outs. Ideally we could meet in person in Austin, TX (or over Zoom) for a working session to walk through you...

I know in any economic system, especially a capitalistic one, there will always be some proportion of people & businesses that don't deal or create anything of any real value.

You should have some good economic reason for converting it.There is no court case or regulations specifically prohibiting this, nor telling taxpayers they can do this, from my experience, but again, you asking this question and it feeling a little "too good to be true" is usually a sign the IRS may scrutinize something like this, especially if done repeatedly. 

. • Volatile Interest Rates• Higher Operating Costs• Economic UncertaintyMarket Dynamics & Investor Outlook:Rising interests rates continue to be one of the biggest challenges for investors, impacting both acquisitions and financing strategies.

One of my favorite financial and economic podcasts, The Compound & Friends, starts with a 2 min chat on how everyone loves Nashville, saying, “We have employees there, it’s pretty sick.”