That makes sense that the lenders would want skin in the game, but what I'm wondering is for a 60k-80k total deal, it seems like lenders are wanting 40-50% of the total loan.

(The same reason many people (maybe mostly men?)

The unit is habitable of course but wondering what measures are being taken when updating units.

I was wondering if anyone has any experience developing or owning something like this.

So let’s assume with realistic expense estimates over 1st 5 years you average $250 in today equivalent dollars (it will be a challenge at that starting point).The ADUs are typically receiving valuations below $100k, but let’s be generous to show the scope of the people and say it adds $150k of value. 

Wondering is 1- Anyone else thinks of their portfolio in a similar way2- Anyone else see advantages (or disadvantages) of “dividing” your note portfolio into these two different arenas3- Anyone else distinguish between “passive” investing, “active” investing, the investing “business”. 

I am wondering if anyone has good places to research affordable yet healthy/upcoming markets to invest in MA. looking to get into my first househack/203k so just trying to figure out where to look.

I haven't dug into the actual agreement, but was curious because I'm not in a position to house hack, but see many people on here recommend the strategy.

I wonder what would happen to passive investments when the interest rates sharply increase. 

Wondering what the process looks like for getting a conventional loan for an out-of-state deal.