Classifying as (D)ADU means the property must be owner occupied, but the owner can either reside in the main unit or the (D)ADU.

Why buy a fourplex, when just slotting yourself into 5+ units drops the cost per square foot by at least $100?  

But if I were you instead of trying to "go it alone" in any part of REI if you are new, find an REI club like @Nathan suggested and find someone to Mentor youe en if you arrange a small fee for a regular time slot to watch them work, an agent, an investor, whoever -- any successful person who's done successful deals and can train you how to think/look, how to select which *type* of REI might be right for you even.

Once you fill those slots up, your can still use bank money using commercial loans.  

So if they tell you to file you have to file.Settling out of court though I don't believe is in his best interest unless the tenant is out, the money due is paid and the place has been checked for damages and the remaining deposit is slotted and ready in a check.

Your electric panel might have some slots where "tandem breakers" can be used, which would allow for adding circuits. http://www.ashireporter.org/homeinspection/article...

I always hate that going back and fourth with someone trying to find those free time slots that match up or double booking.

Slot in it already.  

Here are the $s:-purchased at $56k-rehab cost of $14k-prepaid interest with my hard money loan (no payments now)-$900/mo projected rental income with tenant paying utilities-appraised at $99,900-I have an offer on the table for $89,900 plus $3,000 seller paid closing costs.I learned s lot on this deal and it wasn't a great one, so neither option (keep or sell) is an awesome one, but I'm new to this and trying to start small and learn.

I've been getting slot of responses like see me when you get licensed guess I'm just going to have to wait to dive in head first how about internships?