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ARV for ADU project in San Diego
Good afternoon,
I was not sure where to post this question so my apologies if this is in the wrong place.
I am looking at some opportunities to buy an existing duplex or sfr in an RM area with the intention to build an additional duplex.
What I am most concerned about is the ARV value appraising for lower than what it cost us to build. It seems these valuations can be all over the place.
I would like to get some opinions from others who may have done this. Would a duplex that effectively becomes a 4plex receive a favorable valuation or would it be considered an "accessory" and thus not be valued at what we put into it. This is what I am seeing a lot of when combing through some older posts.
Thanks in advance
David