Even if it is not zoned for multi-family, some cities allow granny flats/guest houses/accessory dwellings in a single family zone.  

Got somewhat familiar with AB68, AB881, SB13 (law regarding Accessory Dwelling Units) c.

We are considering pulling equity (HELOC) and adding an accessory dwelling unit in the back yard.

The most coveted locations are Garland Ave, College Ave, Leverett Ave, Dickson st, School St., and MLK because those were the nearest residential areas to the University and campus was easily accessible by bus or by foot.

(The law, which went into effect Jan. 1, allows STRs only in your primary residence, but a carriage house is considered an accessory unit to your primary and is allowed.)

IMHOYou should covet income over gain in investing.

The house is a really nice property in a solid neighborhood (not one of the highly coveted neighborhoods, but those have higher crime than my neighborhood so I'm okay with that) so I know I can always find renters, even if I have to drop rent from time to time.  

Hello! My name is Daniel and I love bigger pockets and have been  following the podcasts sporadically for the past few years. But besides that, I'm brand new to real estate!I plan on moving to the Torrance, CA area an...

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Are there any draftsmen in SoCal who offer services that prepares plans (blue print and PRICING MATERIALS down the the last nail) for a space of about 30' x 18'?

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To my knowledge in Seattle, mother-in-laws are considered accessory dwelling units (ADU) in Seattle whether they are attached or detatched (DADU).