It would be easier to buy an existing duplex or triplex but nobody is willing to sell because they cash flow so well.Any thoughts are appreciated.Thanks, Development may seem like it can make sense in the big picture, but all the little details in between and the time spent may not be worth it as much compared to buying an exiting property good for ADU adds, extensions, and add ons.

The strange thing though, is that the MLS shows the home to be 1,895 sq ft even though the sunroom is heated and cooled, and attached to the house securely, with windows (this sunroom is an amazing add-on and in great alignment with the rest of the home compared to other sunroom mods I’ve seen).

After 2 weeks of forms and all kinds of little add ons to the fee schedule that magically seemed to appear with each new form packet, my wife and I simply told them no thanks..we were tired of the games.

The strange thing though, is that the MLS shows the home to be 1,895 sq ft even though the sunroom is heated and cooled, and attached to the house securely, with windows (this sunroom is an amazing add-on and in great alignment with the rest of the home compared to other sunroom mods I’ve seen).

I have three homes, some of which I've subdivided into individual units, one of which has an attached granny, one a remodeled garage studio, and another in which I just remodeled the master suite add-on into a large studio.

You pay a flat rate (but there are often add-ons), you create the listing/wording and take great pictures, you send it to the company, they put it on MLS. 

Hi BP Community,We are considering adding our personal vehicle as an option to add on to our mid-term rental in San Diego, CA.

I would add one more fact. 

And to add on to what Adam said and really drive home the point of how it isn't worth it... 

If you got them at low rates, keep them and add on from there SFH.