In commercial real estate deals are valued primarily through the income approach vs comparable analysis which is prevalent in residential real estate.

You should be able to Google this and/or search the BP forums for information on this.Many people believe that as ADUs get more prevalent the financing rules will change to accommodate the ADUs.Good luck

The numbers that you see from some of the others here on BP are not as prevalent here in Raleigh at the moment.

I finished my prelicensing hours and I missed my exam by 2-3 questions (honestly not a hard exam I just studied far too much in areas I thought would be more prevalent).

It seems that ever since the bidding is now all done on hudhomestore.com, the deals aren't as prevalent.

While properly maintained K-n-T can be perfectly safe - it is still prevalent in industrial settings and many power transmission lines are similar to K-n-T - the problem is that most residential K-n-T is 75+ years old and has not been well maintained - it's been spliced into and extended over the years ... quite often incorrectly.  

@Justin Eaton @Stephen Kappre   As an attorney representing clients in the area I can confirm that these issues are more prevalent than they should be. 

The entity requirement is prevalent, but not universal for the reason I mentioned above. 

The prevalence of "ohana" units in HI opens up lots of flexible options though.

Believe me the horrible sub $30k homes are prevalent throughout the state.