I help investors/developers build with modular (prefab) homes here in SoCal.

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(I have a background in engineering and experience with rehabs.)It's right at the top of what I can qualify for on a personal mortgage but when I add in other revenue generating opportunities things quickly change.Before my wife and I jump into this I'd like to reach out to the experts. 

I have no development experience but 2 clients have built permitted ADU's in adjacent LA (90047), and both were under $130k, with your quotes a 800 sq ft ADU would be $200k. 

Typically in my experience at a large real estate development firm, we worked with local attorneys on the appeal process every year.

Are there trends or developments that could impact future growth?

It was a recently developed lot.

Hey @Austin Wolff - You bring up some good points about knowing the house better than anyone when you build new if you are actively involved and onsite regularly, but I'd get behind @Jay Hinrichs, in the sense that the numbers don't always allow you to build new.Here in Chicago, new developments are super pricey, and even the BEST DEVELOPERS HAVE SLIM MARGINS. 

October is typically our second highest revenue month of the year.

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