@Scott McGill Here the City zoning and ordinances refer to these as "accessory apartments", but colloquially they are called Mother-in-law Suites as @David Krulac pointed out.

(Other than they want you to have to buy new accessories in addition to the new phone.)The phone itself is pretty easy to use, and quite handy to have with you.

Here's an excerpt from AB68:"(ii) A local agency shall allow at least one accessory dwelling unit within an existing multifamily dwelling and shall allow up to 25 percent of the existing multifamily dwelling units"Full text here: https://leginfo.legislature.ca...Hope this helps!

I plan to build a legal, permitted accessory unit in the back, live there and rent out the main house.

new rules in Cambridge will make it far easier for owners of one- and two-family homes to convert basements into the add-on apartments that planning nerds call “accessory dwelling units.”

Is there a formula used by RE Professionals that calculates the viability of adding room additions, granny flats, garage apartments, aka Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU's), etc.to a property that meets the zoning, building codes, neighborhood i.e.

Visit the Secondary Unit Ordinance webpage to see the new changes: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/business/development-services-permit-center/accessory-dwelling-units-adus/secondary-unit-ordinance-updates2019 ADU ORDINANCE CHANGESThe City Council voted on Dec. 17, 2019 to update San Jose's zoning code pertaining to ADUs to align with new California State laws that go into effect on Jan. 1, 2020.

For now I'm working on a women's accessory line with a few fashions and shoes, an urban novel and what I like to call an e-how booklet on how to start your own business with little to no money.

What we're seeking are more 'crew manager' type individuals that could help with the following types of activities://Begin JDInstallation Of:-Flooring-Decking-Miscellaneous metals-Woods and plastics-Trim-Cabinets-Exterior trim-Fencing-Insulation-Flashings and sheet metal-Sealant and caulk-Doors and door hardware-Windows-Paint-Tile and countertops-Carpet-Hardwood floors-Drywall and finishings-Toilets, baths, and laundry accessories-Closet and wardrobe accessoriesIdeal candidates would have the following skillsets as well:-Install simple electrical and plumbing fixtures (ceiling fans and faucets for instance)-Assist with permitting process at The City of Austin-Manage schedules, budgets, and scope of projects-Excellent communication skills and familiarity with Dropbox and text messaging with cell phones-Good organizational skills to mail receipts for use in bookkeeping-Have a proven track record of managing multiple new residential construction and/or rehab projects//End JDThey would be on site actually doing work on the job and report to one of our partners periodically.

Alternatively, you can create at least one ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) and perhaps a Junior ADU on your property.