On the other hand, if you want something simpler or closer to home, a single-family home might work better.Since you need more space for your growing family, consider looking for properties that offer both extra room and good investment potential.

Traveling nurses are paid well, I would not expect them to share a living space with others.

That's a powerful combo which could get you into a better space if the leaks are driving you mad!!

For spaces that small, with minimal TI going in, I don't think that's crazy.

I am looking for advice on how to maximize exposure and bring in quality renters for my commercial space.

Partnering with someone who has experience in that space is definitely something I will consider.

These people are also concentrated in major metro areas with lots of red tape on development and limited space to build anything new. 

Goal for SRO is parking space and no HOAs. 

. --- So, if you're renting out rooms and everyone shares common spaces like the kitchen and living room, you're in the clear of those ADU rules.

But yeah, you lose a lot of usable space inside; most of the ones I saw had essentially a kitchen/living/dining combo downstairs and a loft with 1 or 2 bedrooms upstairs.