Hey Abel, did you see Dallas is on the verge of passing an ADU ordinance that allows owner occupied folks to have an accessory unit/Grannie flat.Seems like a potential huge opportunity for a way to get additional income by building/buying an additional rental unit out back.

I've done a lot of research on this and for the value, accessories, etc.. used Ranger is the way to go (e.g. 2000-2010, with approx 70-150K miles, 4 door option, 4x4). 

Big box will lull you in with essentials and get you with accessories.

If we sink more money into the rehab our cash on cash return will likely dip below the coveted 20% mark, unless we end with increased revenue as a result of the additional kitchen rehab.

Two 14x70' lots will make for two nice single-family row homes.For the CMX2.5, ammenities to an apartment building are considered accessory spaces and still classified the same as the apartment itself (residential).

You can buy good pieces that might need a coat of paint or accessories to decorate the home with for not a lot of money.

I see on page 4-15 of the zoning document you forwared that for the zoning E-TU-C mentioned, that a duplex is alright, as is an accessory dwelling unit.

Paul and I have been creating accessory apartments and been involved in construction for over a decade.

In fact, there are green home building websites now that offer aesthetically designed environment-friendly prefab houses modern outdoor and indoor furniture, home accessories, etc.

It's considered an ACCESSORY, almost like a finished workshop, shed, etc.