But I did note some variations across markets and geographies and to summarize ---if all the other like units in your area have them, you should, too.But even if the norm is to supply none in your area and price range, also consider wear and tear if they move this in and out every single turn over, and your tenant pool (will they have these in their sedan?)... 

sure...good point on fifty states, seen all fifty here plus some countries....so the variations by state are real and meaningful, so have to think about those....i find the uniform rules, even if passed, begin to morph through judicial decisions in each state anyway..

Although with a few variations, the LOI samples provided in this forum cover most everything. good luck

I've already turned away from some variations of BRRRR w/ lease options due to who the people I'd be making money off of are. 

For buy and hold investors, market variations is not the main concern.

They do not mess around up there; ideally, I'd include "apply for all appropriate permits and inspections" or some variation thereof into the contract on the contractor's side, and make sure you check them.

If anyone has done something like this or a variation of it, could you break it down here? 

Along with it's variations the oath is clear and I am in complete agreement with it and why it has transcended societies and different forms of government.

The area you describe (between 50, 99, Stockton, and 14th Ave has some large variation in it).

I'm in the middle of refinancing my house, and there is a question on it "Do you intend to make this your primary residence" or some variation.