Have a question for those knowledgable about building out a DADU in Seattle.I would like to build out the approved 800 sq foot pre-approved Seattle DADU design and am knee deep in the price estimate process.

Brand new to real estate investing.I’m looking for advice on the best way to finance a project.My friend has done 3 of these so far, and I am planning to join him on the next one with hopes of expanding the business in the coming years.Here is the short of what we will be doing:Buy a house for ~ $500-800k.Remodel if needed.Split property into two.Build a DADU.Sell house and DADU separately.

Remodeled the existing home, built a DADU, and sold the two separately What was the outcome?

Then it sends you a separate text message from a different number with a 2 hour time slot, like the one I mentioned above which for me said "2:00pm to 4:00pm" - very vague and very misleading. 

For little towns right now, there are a few permit slots in Nehalem and Seaside for the moment. 

I did a big DADU Airbnb project with my family in Ballard that really cash flows even in these crazy times.

It doesn’t matter what the percent is only if there are slots available.  

most investors have 4 easy mortgage slots and then 6 more to get to 10.. to tie up one of those valuable mortgage slots for 50 bucks I dont get that one.. 

Glen S. lots of investors will warn you against war zonesthe guys that run my rei club all invest in low income areas and they cash flow like crazy1-absolutely  2-yes most in my group do self management( i prefer property management}i dont want another job 3-in my area any size works well4-if you rehab house just rehab to rent standards for the area,i was taught that even low income tenants want a descent place to live 5-i have never had any issues with insurance 6-high turnover and some tenants will damage property7-these properties if bought right will cash flow like crazygood luck to you seek out investors in your area that buy in low income areas and take them out for coffeegood ones with get you on the right path as with landlording in any income level learn the laws and protect yourself good luck

But if you ever get a damaged piece, you can heat gun it, chisel it out and lay a new piece right in the slot.