They would tend to be conservative on the estimate, I would imagine.

Your mileage may vary in Norfolk/Portsmouth, but I can't imagine it being so different as to make such an estimate off base. 

As you can imagine, being an out-of-state investor brings many concerns on top of the normal!

Although I imagine we will have other headfakes.

Now imagine 10 years from now, or maybe 20 years... there will be robots replacing our tenants jobs... our tenants will have no job, no income, and can't afford rents, especially the ones that have lower income jobs that are easier to be replaced by robots. 

I wouldn’t imagine much of a difference from what you guys mentioned correct?

There is a sump pump in the new poured concrete side, but the water must be 5-6" high to spill over the concrete dividing the two rooms.

I would avoid a Tuff Shed to be honest, pouring a slab and framing up a tiny house would probably not be that much more, and it would add more to the value of the main living quarters.Originally posted by Account Closed:On the contrary I spoke with an experienced General Contractor who said permitting shouldn't be that difficult, however I don't have any direct experience with permitting yet!

Imagine your rent or mortgage doubling?

As you can imagine, that is a complex set of questions this early into things.