Anyone know of any good zip codes to start exploring. 

If you have interest in building/investing in ADUs in the Huntsville area, please send me a DM so we can have our city leaders update the zoning code for better investment opportunities.Thanks

As far as HOAs go, a strict HOA is probably a negative for an investment property.

Some things that jump out at me:1) Many cities have codes that establish the number of unrelated individuals that can live in the home, so you will need to do some research on this in your area. 2) You may need commercial property insurance, as your insurance company will likely consider this a business exposure.

There are some decent neighborhoods and lower prices that Springs zip codes.

You can also get discounts on these because they are sold strictly "as is" and the banks want them off their books. 

It is code here where I live to have moisture barrier as part of the build.

Since the Dodd-Frank Act and HVCC (Home Valuation Code of Conduct) in 2010, most lender appraisal orders are given to amc's, where they may charge the client one fee and pay the appraiser a significantly lower fee, as well as causing other headaches dealing with them.

I'm starting my MTR investment business (LLC) and wanted to know what NAICS code is best to use.  

Even if we did tear down and rebuild, im afraid it would put us under water or at a break even point if we are super strict with the build budget- plus adding to that, I don't know how the rehab lender would even look at this now if we do have to tear down.