They may be able to help with first time buyer options.I would reach out to local hispanic organizations and any housing non profits that may be assisting in finding people affordable housing. 

This subject (ADUs) is discussed here often....they are the newer shiny object in the room and everyone is excited about them. 

If you donate them to a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, you can get a tax deduction equal to the current fair market value of property, no matter what your parents paid and no matter whether title has been quieted or not.  

There is no personal loan for non owner.Loans are organized like this for non owners:1-4 can be a conventional or government backed or DSCR or bank statement loan- lots of variety in products.

just use homes.com and the AVM from 4 appraisal company usually has 1 standard deviation with zEstimate is in the middle.The accuracy really depends on the object property location and the sample.

Be flexible and make well-informed investment choices that align with your objectives and criteria.Good luck!

:) Great self-managing comes for well-organized systems, polices, and procedures.Any advice on ways I can move forward with my goals?

Any other deed restrictions, use restrictions or other misc. items that are adverse to your objectives?

Fourth, create a long-term real estate investment plan that complements your preferred lifestyle and financial objectives.

I attribute this to a lack of understanding of litigation, the claim participants and objectives of the parties (particularly the plaintiff's attorney and insurance carriers).