The only place you should note assumable mortgages is in the description or the agent notes on the MLS, not separately on a public portal.

If the lot is already surveyed and recorded as a separate deed, see if your mortgagor will release that lot.

Sure there will be volatility, as is the human experience and the markets we love to screw with.But, hear me out:- AI and robotics are leveling up every day it seems.

For those of you that are running a hybrid STR/MTR model, do you have TWO separate listings on Airbnb, one that is STR and another MTR or are you using tools to manage your calendar? 

I'd encourage separate units not shared based on my experience as a general contractor and developer at all levels in two different cities not a rooming house 

I plan to purchase either a distressed MFH, or a distressed SFH with an ADU, a potential ADU conversion (shed, garage, separate suite, etc.), or the potential for sqft to be efficiently added during the rehab (screened porch, carport, concrete patio area, etc.).

But you would still need someone to prep the house, initiate the robot.

I recently read that the City of San Jose will be the 1st to allow homeowners to sell their ADU separately from the primary.

Would separating the properties solve the issue?

Some lenders aren't honest about how they are paid for their work but whether through the rate or through being paid a separate fee, all lenders are getting paid.