@Douglas Middleton Your best bet is probably to call a local bank, ask for a commercial lender, then tell them you're looking for a "business line of credit" or "working capital line of credit." 

As stated above, homes with JADU plans are very popular and increase the value, probably more than an ADU in that there are lots of threads with folks having trouble getting the assessment to properly value the ADU.

Business forms usually near downtown or a particular area that's generally centrally located to popular functions and the hub of the city. 

I haven't read any of the responses, but I would bet that my responses are going to be similar to others here.

man this is the best direct-honest-unbiased-transparent I ever heard of. it is like i said before, the local broker that has better cost efficiency and/or tech-driven brokerage would rise in popularity and the slow and decaying process of traditional brokerage. typical agent make 50k, there're more realtor than home to sell with different cost from each brokerage ; seller/buyer not just want lesser commision but they want bigger pie when selling like you said. 

My banks don't yet do Zelle or whatnot, and my tenants probably would not either - when they're unbanked my bet is they aren't going to do electronic payments either.

The fact these two cities--not super popular on BP--come up twice like this is neat.

It is a pretty popular restaurant so I am sure sales would do well.

What I'd do is Airbnb it the popular months from late spring to early fall and then plan to get a medium-term renter in there for the remaining four months. 

Another way to think about it is that I bet the worst deals ever done were modeled in a perfectly working model.