Do both of yourselves a favor and give it a long lead time, that way they can come to terms with the new rent and make adjustments to their budget, and if they are moving out, you both have time to get your ducks in a row (you to try to do a fast turnaround on the rental) and them to find an appropriate new home. 

Depending on how much more money is needed and x,y,z the insurance carrier may want to send out the adjuster to come and inspect the property.  

So is very cash intensive. 

All the costs Whitney outlined along with my construction budget seem too cost intensive for the ADU build.

if you would like to guess at current property value, you can adjust the asset value by plugging in a number for “unrealized capital gains”.  

I could see someone having one, but two… Do you suggest making that slight adjustment on my home page on the no pets, to maybe: no dogs, cats, hamsters, lizards etc. again a million thank youuus Hector Lopez

They all are just computers making guesses based on other rentals in the area and adjusting for things like more square feet.

But when their quote for larger projects is unreasonably high, we drive down and work on things we know are labor-cost-intensive through management while waiting for contractor estimate appointments.

For closings that featured zero RE related commissions, the comparable sales price would need to be adjusted

Exploring different loan programs and possibly adjusting the down payment to improve terms.