So its another tool in the bucket.

Personally, not in my risk bucket if I am using leverage.

Sounds like that 1 price drop got you into the right pricing bucket. 

Pour a bucket of water on it and then take it up and look at the sub-floor underneath.

If you google "ADU costs San Diego," you should notice (after the paid links ;) ) our very detailed blog that breaks down what to expect into even more cost buckets, as well as dozens of additional costs to look out for.To your specific question about the detached garage with water & electricity... again, remodels are not my specialty because we just do detached new construction.

That's a long-term strategy that can take up to 10 years and requires the right, well-performing markets to invest in.We are a small group of people all realizing that same goal.If your goals fall into that bucket, I am happy to help and support you.

For us, we place our goals in quarterly buckets following EOS strategy but measure them with weekly and monthly KPI's.

Evidently, he buys retail water and trucks his waste out the door in a plastic bucket.     

Basically what I call (kick the bucket) buyers.

@Leah A.The biggest challenges for doing ground up construction (GUC) can be bucketed into a couple of things:MoneyFunding your first deal – most lenders (not all) will require at least 1 completed GUC project or extensive flipping experience to fund a deal.