Additional Dwelling Units (ADU)

[Andrew Chime]

How are investors feeling about adding an ADU on their properties? Or current homeowners that would want to add an ADU to their property?

Storage Container homes will be great options to add to existing properties. 

[Andrew Chime]

I have Pre Fab storage containers homes that can delivered to you. Ranging from 160 to 420 sq feet.

DM me if interested!
 

[Bruce Woodruff]

It's Accessory Dwelling Units. They're a great idea if the zoning works and the numbers$$ work. How can we look at your product?

[John Underwood]

My HOA would not allow it.

Don't know if I'd want that on my property if I could do it. Like some distance from tenants and guests.

[Brooklyn McCarty]

I think this depends on your market and the property itself. 

[John Carbone]

Quote from @Andrew Chime:

I have Pre Fab storage containers homes that can delivered to you. Ranging from 160 to 420 sq feet.

DM me if interested!
 

Make sure you check state laws that these are legal. I know in tennessee these types of things can not be legally occupied for living. 

[Mason Jeffries]

I get this question so often and while I personally love the theory it is so specific to a market.  In TN for example(in most areas with zoning laws) the DADU must be minimum 300sf and max of 700sf, must match the style and appearance of the main structure, minimum lot size of X, and so on. All for a good reason. I'm a fan of ADUs, but only if its done properly.

[Michael Baum]

@Andrew Chime, let's put the selling of services and stuff over in the classifieds section.

[Keenan Fitzpatrick]

Accessory homes are a powerful tool that can help lower to mid-income individuals buy and keep a home. And with the housing crisis, Anchorage just loosened regulations to use them as rentals.