For shared living spaces, durability should often take precedence over luxury to minimize the need for constant repairs.

I manage 30+ luxury STR's in the Greater Palm Springs market.

Then find a good property manager and realtor to work with.As others mentioned, you could also buy a place for yourself and rent out a suite or rooms (if you are open to having roommates).

Note while HOA may allow ADU, might only for be for family, like in-law suite, no rental, so read docs carefully.

I have to existing rentals that are luxury condos and have a system to get renters approved.

@Marita Jojo I simply use google suite of products.

@Nick Rutkowski I have not personally but know people who have land contracts and lease the land to large corporations to build to suit.

I'd suggest you try and find a deal that suits you as a first step.

That will add layers to keep a single suit affecting everything else.

. - It could be worse LOL - really though I guess it all depends on what they do for you for the money, for high complexity clientele I've seen it go well north of that figure for a full suite of accounting and tax planning.