The total cost for my 27' luxury geodome was around $88,800 (excluding land) and consists of the following step and costs:Zoning considerationsGeodome structure and accessories - $8,500Site preparation - $3,000Backfilling - $600Foundation - $3,000Decking material - $12,000Decking labor - $8,000Geodome construction labor - $4,200Flooring - $5,000Electrical wiring and labor - $5,000Interior wood divider - $2,500Hot tub - $13,000Furnishings - $10,000Miscellaneous costs and outdoor shower - $4,000The total costs for a geodome will range from a bare min of $25k to a max of $100k, depending on size, amenities and other factors like labor and material costs.Financing options include all cash, incorporating into a new house construction loan, SBA loans, or private money.

This is a great solution for anyone looking to refinance out of an FHA mortgage.Definition of limited cash out refinance:Client is not required to take any cash out but the maximum they can take out is the lessor of 1% of the loan amount or $2,000.Accessory Dwelling Units:Fannie Mae does not currently allow for the use of ADU’s on 2-4 units.

Hi Bernardo,Yes, landlords who are buying a used tiny home as an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) in the Bonita area outside of San Diego will typically need to acquire permits before they can legally rent out the unit.The specific permit requirements and regulations can vary depending on the location and zoning of the property, as well as the specific details of the ADU.

What's up guys,I just finished building a permitted ADU (accessory dwelling unit) on my sfh.

@Quito Keutla here in California they are making accessory dwelling units easier to add to a property.

Your proposed situation would not be legal under the tentative plan“The proposed city rules would allow short-term rentals as a permissible accessory use in all city zoning districts that allow residential uses.

San Francisco recently started the ADU program which is one way of adding a legally unit relatively quickly:http://sf-planning.org/ACCESSORY-DWELLING-UNITSIf you go through their site it actually explains pretty clearly how to pass the legal requirements.

Luckily in California we have the option to build an ADU (accessory dwelling unit).

My first question would be will the zoning for the parcel, density of the surrounding parcels, and other matters allow for an accessory dwelling unit?

Only one principal dwelling and itscustomary accessory building may hereafter be erected on any lot, except for Planned UnitDevelopments approved by the Gatlinburg Planning Commission.504.