In Seattle this means a 650 sq ft DADU, but no additional ADU's (unless the zoning permits more units, but either way that would be adding additional units, not a ADU, to a multifamily.)95% of garage conversions are done without permits and are not legal, especially if the property is multifamily.

The property that I found and would like to purchase will be used as my new primary, and I plan to convert a large barn into a 2bed/1bath DADU to rent out as well. $3,500 month.

Think of it as a 3:2 BJ table game vs pulling a $100 denomination slot.

A few rentals for a few years is more like playing a slot machine.

Once all of our mortgage slots are filled up, I might consider buying on a lease option, but we haven't had the opportunity, nor have I actively pursued L/O on the buy side.  

It has been many years since I've used an coin operated washer or dryer, but they used to be able to adjust what the amount they charged by putting something in the slots. 

Hello,  I was wondering if anyone here might be able to tell me what the proper zonings are in the Sacramento/Placer county to be able to subdivide/split up the property or to add additional homes/ADU/DADU on the property.

There are a lot of potential hangups with ADU's and DADU's, so definitely make sure your agent is an expert in this area or find one who is!

To my knowledge in Seattle, mother-in-laws are considered accessory dwelling units (ADU) in Seattle whether they are attached or detatched (DADU).

They need to clean/ paint the exterior, move some the fencing to create 3 more car slots, and clean up with the front yard.