In the second consultation where I was quoted a fee of $24,750, I was told because the team is so confident that they can reduce my taxes several times over, they are willing to offer me a 100% satisfaction guarantee. 

how is so far?

I have two concerns with your plan.As far as your plans that sounds good. $2,500 in rent for $1,300 sqft seems too high, even for Bayview and I guess you are in Tippecanoe, but I have not seen the house so can't tell for sure.

As far as planning, once you get into it, you will realize you dont really need that much to start buying houses, but I think it is a good idea!

Just that QuickBooks is so dominantly used in the accounting world I want to get it so my son (first year accounting major) to learn it while I use it for our business. 

I already tried contacting a permitting attorneys but thought someone would know better.Side note for the goodies, local ordinance is not a federal law and is not subject to jail time as far as I know.So I'm designing the two ADUs with that in mind and putting them on their own power, water and sewer in case I 1033 in the future.

Currently I’m new as far as leveraging what I have and moving forward from finding potential great deals to closing deals with creative financing.

As far as occupancy limits enforcement does happen but it’s not super common and every case I’ve heard of for enforcement is due to neighbors complaints  typically noise or too many cars.

As far as confidence in the market goes, I hear you there!

As one participant said, build for rent is so broad it has become a bumper sticker which gets you 40 basis points on your financing.