The Section 8 "angle" comes into play. The

Play the role of renter, or have a friend do it and let them know why they would or would not choose you.

Every decision, and every dollar spent matters play the long game.

Things break, people lose jobs, people flake out, idk pick something, you just have to play the odds and averages and insure your moving quickly to get the bad ones out and the units rented again.I'm surprised your attorney told you if anything is in a gray area to just give her the money.

you'll need to play the long game on it.

When you have a fiduciary responsibility the "agents best interest" are not in play. The

ADUs can be detached or attached, and you can sometimes also play the game of "how attached" by putting in a breezeway or something. 

Our lots are small and I wanted that property for the yar so my children had more room to play. The

However, if you are willing to play the long term game or get creative, I think there are good investments in resort towns. 

I do agree with @Remington Lyman in that it is much like speeding and trying not to get caught, but do believe marketing and intent play the largest factors in how the ODRE views wholesalers.