Observing that the business consistently attracted a loyal clientele, coupled with high profit margins on services rendered, I saw an opportunity.

This is the kind of expensive 3D rendering that firms have been doing for decades, but supercharged.Here's where I'd love some advice.

My partner wants to get 3D renderings to help visualize the changes and different options.

Yes.  3D tours, even just 3D renderings, are great for both interior and exterior.  

Although I may not be able to render a credible "ya or na" as it relates to a "should I or should I not" question, I can render credible advice on "will it or will it not" as it relates to funding---valuable input for every investor with the exception of those that run their business on a all cash basis.

Overall, I'm satisfied with the services rendered. 

I’ve been wanting to get a 3D rendering/animation done for a project to help with getting the word out.

I've sold spec homes off renderings when the market is hot.

I'm late to this party but note that Civil Code Section 4751 renders covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs) that prohibit or unreasonably restrict the construction of an ADU or JADU on a lot zoned for single-family residential use void and unenforceable.

After the 20 day period you can get a writ from the judge that rendered the foreclosure lien.My experience is to first try and see if the occupant of the house wants to stay-and pay rent.