**When I refer to ADU I am referring to an ADU in the house, not a DADU (detached accessory dwelling unit).

Purchase price: $505,000 Cash invested: $101,000 We wanted a primary home with an accessory unit that we could rent to mitigate the mortgage payments, and keep as a space in case one of our parents needed to move in.

Hi there, I’m an investor with 4 properties in the Bay Area / wine country and I’m looking to build my next project from the ground up — acquiring acreage somewhere beautiful to build a mini-hotel / micro-community with 6-10 ADU-style units (similar to what TomuHaus offers) for short-term rentals.Zoning in the Bay Area does not allow for this (1 primary + 1 accessory max, if that) — so I’m wondering if you know any markets across the country that do. 

The reason why I am saying this is if you do enclose that garage, and turn it into an "Accessory Dwelling Unit" (that's the formal name for them, sometimes called ADU) will you harm or help the value of your home? 

Additionally, I’m planning on constructing an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on the same property for approximately $250K (+/- $50K).

In the face of a transforming housing landscape and tightening availability, California has embraced Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) as a beacon of opportunity and practicality.

Constructing an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) to enhance cash flow and equity.Partners:- Parents: They've contributed 50% of the cash needed.

I have been looking at the Nashville market to buy 5+ acres, owner occupy the main dwelling and build tiny homes or other accessory dwellings on the property for short term rentals.From what I gather, AR2a zoning (which nearly all these sorts of properties are) disallow accessory dwellings, but somehow allow mobile homes, accessory apartments, and two-family dwellings.

I currently have one permitted detached accessory structure and detached garage on my property.

While your looking you can also see if you can get a single family with a big enough lot to add an ADU (accessory dwelling unit) to add value as well to your property.