I'm in real estate full time so I'm happy to connect and help you get started.

Then hire a handyman to put everything together.Rooms to go sells whole rooms full of furniture, sometimes at zero interest.

(They did multiple inspections, also came for several full afternoons to just poke around the house while we were living there.) 

There's no way you're going to make a living as a full time investor with just 8 units! 

He was working full time too, but the excitement (and nerves) of closing on that property had him checking calulations day and night.

Are you purchasing them at full retail value after they're done or are you the one purchase the shell doing the renovation but they're just doing the leg work ? 

I guess one should always consider that the rate is always based on FULL loss and FULL replacement, so I guess there's no harm in asking, though your results may not be as advantageous as a layman might consider.Thanks all for your input. 

In my market, which is a fairly economical place to build, I am friends with full time builders that are in their properties about $150k/door for construction level finishes.  

There are companies such as Cover that offers a full service ADU deliverable from design through construction completion.

Paid-in-full real estate almost always results in sub-optimal returns.Do this math.