If the property contains a residential structure they will also have to pay the increased value resulting from your preservation improvements, plus insurance, plus interest. 

The premise of the argument always was that the bundle of rights contained in a contract for purchase that had existed for more than a year was the same bundle of rights that would constitute deeded real estate ownership. 

Once my helper/contractor/etc. has the key to building, should I put the master key that opens all 4 units in another combination locked container?

Hey @Cassandra Jade, I agree you don't want to leave whole entire piles of supplies laying out but you do need to leave a bit more IMHO.I used to leave the whole container of Cascade dishwasher pods.

(C) THE LOT CONTAINS AN EXISTING SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING....My interpretation of this is that a jurisdiction may not restrict ADU based on the RE being zoned multi-family if it only has a single family dwelling.

I would like to start off by saying I apologize if this question has been answered a few times here and/or if it contains rookie level ignorance.

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

I’m not familiar with container cabins, but you’re right about the area.

Or, a $3,100 cargo container; that you rent out for $90 per month on rented ground of $30 per month. 

I’m considering buying flooring by the shipping container full.