So picking the right ADU design and the right team to work with is critical.

I will warn you that that is a small list and there are literally (and I mean literally) hundreds if not thousands of solutions out there.The other thing I would recommend is you document your process and test the solutions against what is most critical in your existing business process.

Once I reach a critical mass of responses, I would be happy to share back on this thread what I find in aggregate, so you could all have it as reference too.Best,Anish

Once I reach a critical mass of responses, I would be happy to share back on this thread what I find in aggregate, so you could all have it as reference too.Best,Anish

Would you mind sharing with a novice how you found this deal and the critical steps you took along the way to get it under contract? 

Criticism is the best way to validate ideas.

A little constructive criticism for if you do more of these remodels.It looks like there is a pantry, but not many upper cabinets for the most commonly used dishes.

Aside from having the technical ability to spot lucrative real estate opportunities, entrepreneurs hold the critical ability to seize them at the right time.

Anyway that's where I'm at guys, I'd love some feedback, criticism or direction.

The benefit to being on your side of the table is you can explore multiple markets...it's really about networking and finding a local firm/agent that works with investors (and invests themselves- critical)...to be honest, your agent should provide every connection you need to get your deals done...from start to finish...the agent is the center of your investing universe...no need to seek out other connections, really.And despite a general discontent for wholesalers, top tier investor agents follow the wholesale market and do a portion of their business off-market.