Is this realistic with city zoning and building codes?

Electrical panel seem to be up to code.

I did read in the IRS tax code that expenses like furniture have to individually be less than $2,500 to be expensed instead of having to be capitalized.

A cleanout probably wasnt code when the house was built , so that is fine the way it is . its not broken .

All of the meetings that I see about ADUs are sponsored by builders who want to sell their ADUs.Are there others who want to build their own or want to share their experiences about building ADUs / converting outbuilding / navigating codes in Portland that DO NOT involve hiring one of these tiny house start-up companies?

He makes sure to pay each month but mails them late , spills something on envelope so its returned to him, once he just put my first name only with no address and the zip code.

Is anyone a current building code inspector in the state of FL or have a connection who is?

Originally posted by @Dawn Anastasi:I don't put the address in the ad.So you just list the general area/zip code??

If they are insuring the property in its current state, it's likely that a new buyer will also be able to obtain insurance without trouble.As for the mortgage aspect, the key factor will be ensuring that the house, including the patio "room" and its roof, meets all local building codes and standards.

I'd greatly appreciate any insights on which areas (zip codes) I should focus my search on.