Recently loosened regulations and a simplified permitting process have made ADUs popular in my area.

LA city has loosened up a number of laws around ADUs as of January 1, including legalizing movable tiny homes as ADUs.Do any investors in other parts of the country have experience with buying or renting out movable tiny homes or other types of non-traditional living structures? 

If you loosened your criteria a bit (older vintage, lesser price point, less desirable part of town) you could likely be able to cash flow a bit more per month but from what I have seen not by a whole lot. 

When I disclose I am an agent, they tend to loosen up and can be easier to work with.

The standards had loosened recently, but nothing like 2006.In 2006 I had left my former industry, started a new business that I had zero background in, and moved states.

We have 1 unit occupied, we plan to evict that tenant once restrictions are loosened.

We don't have a sale date yet but things are moving in the right direction.Our perspective: some states are still in full lockdown mode where things are stalled, other states are starting to loosen up with one state having no restrictions at all.

Looks like if you put less than 15% down and it's a second home, they require an in person, full appraisal, but otherwise have really loosened the requirements. 

As long as they loosen the travel restrictions prior to the Memorial Day I don't expect much to change.

COVID will pass and the entire real estate market will loosen up.