The percentages get really skewed too the more your ARV changes.  15% profit on a $100K sale ($15K) does not leave much room at all for error and is too thin, IMO.  15% profit on a $700K sale ($105K) has more cushion. 

A lot of our clients want to talk to us about investing and the benefits of long term or short term renters, and we direct them all to Colorado Springs (looks like @Jennifer B. likes the Springs too.) The

I'm in San Jose and have been researching ADUs too.  The

JUst hopefully these new 100% financing loans are being underwritten with a fine tooth comb.now if we get back to stated and 100% then we are heading down the exact same path.

I'm confused, too. The

I have done it once and I won... but I also put up 40k and release it too the seller and they would not come to closing  and did not have the money to pay me back.. so I had no choice in the matter.another 2 years and 15k in legal fees and the only reason the legal fee's were that low the seller would never show to court or answer anything .. if the seller bows their back it can get real expensive.

There're enough reasons to hold an opposite opinion, too - the one your CPA holds.

I’d fight tooth and nail also.

Ours (Green Remodeling) was not expecting the city to go through it with such a fine tooth comb.

I'll be managing it myself and I know they have to do calculations that would be in a sense worst-case to accommodate another owner (like the bank) who may have to hire a mgmt company but to get the best valuation possible I was hoping there may be some wiggle room there too. The