I am considering building it out into multiple executive suites.

We had to move out of Southern California due to a job relocation and built our place in 2016 in Los Angeles, it's really nice in gated community with a pool, 5 bedroom 4 bath with a main level suite and full bath (a second master, an in-law suite, a home office) appx 2600 square feet.

We have found that bandit signs and direct mail is almost useless down here- therefore we committed to social media at a very high level and have generated a lot of business that is untapped by using Instagram and Facebook ORGANICALLY...That's a great tip about using social media down here.

There are many many ways to do REI and he can deploy that cash in any number of ways to generate income - but not all will be passive - so he needs to research what kind of investment is best suited to his goals.

However, I’m optimistic that there are homes with in-law suites that can be rented.

Nevada, Suite 102**The planning department will discuss the specifics of the ordinance. 

Something like Candlewood Suites or Staybridge Suites?

If HUD finds reasonable cause to believe that discrimination occurred you will be brought into an administrative hearing where HUD attorneys will litigate the case against you, or the Attorney General will file a suit and litigate it against you in Federal Court.

In my state, I could keep their security deposit with no problem, I could probably also win a law suit against them but collecting is another matter. 

The icing on the cake would be divided living quarters between myself and other renters (i.e. in-law suite or second living space within the home).