A lot of newer investors are overlooking key details like their interest rates, LTVs, and bridge loan terms, which can lead to trouble when it’s time to refinance.At the end of the day, this is simple math, and sitting down with your lender upfront to structure the right deal can make all the difference.

This math implies that the property is being purchased at a 14% discount to current market value. 

Hey Jackie, my partner in builds them in the greater LA area and has clients he can likely connect you to to share their experiences with ADU builds on single family lots.What I will say is that, per the math investing around $200,000 in an ADU that is around 450sqft 1Bed 1.5 bath can rent close to $1800+ in the area.

The strategy was created over 6 years of research and development with arduous vetting from math professors, investment professionals and the US government in the process of receiving the patent.

For quick math I have a range of each between: 700/yr to 3% of gross income

Overall, the math seems to be decent and it seems like a plausible strategy. 

You can get all the networking you desire locally (REIA's) and at your local Church (Men's groups).Quite a business model though...if they have 1000+ members paying $700/mo...well, you do the math!

What's really the math logic for the lender to charge the LP $20 million, $40 million or even $1 million ?

Cash flow is a math problem. 

Houston's diverse, and the real estate market is buzzing.Check your budget, how much risk you can handle, and what you want from the investment.Montrose, The Heights, Eado, and Museum District are buzzin' with mid-term rental potential.Research the neighborhoods, check the rates, and do the math on costs before diving in.