Maybe in the future lenders allow people to take credit for ADU income when applying for a mortgage and that allows lower end homebuyers to get into previously inaccessible areas.

For some reason it seemed too inaccessible - I have no idea why.

It should be noted that it is possible for structural defects resulting from insect damage to exist in non -visible or inaccessible areas.

Curious to know how others approach this problem when the property owner is inaccessible?

It's really the uncertainty and inaccessability factor that concerns me the most with OOSI.

Let me preface this statement with the fact that there are a vast number of scenarios where I am happy to reduce commission for a client.I am also the top agent in the markets that I am in, and I have a lot of relationships, which results in access to a lot of deals that others don't have.

I know for myself, the price of becoming an agent motivated me to get some activity going in areas that were inaccessible to me prior to being licensed.

If something goes wrong, you've invested "extra/saved" money not "desperately need to eat money"I wouldn't go to college just to go to college - while I don't think RE investing is inaccessible, I just think its a difficult path to jump into without some financial stronghold behind you.

@Michael BaumI don’t have pics to the water as it’s inaccessible due to a cliff at my property.

We had a few that didn't qualify who had hoped to get out of the city & they also mentioned their respective rents were being raised much higher.For a couple of the more expensive apartments we throw in access to our high speed internet as the tenants work from home.