The law also states that:"It is the intent of the Legislature that an ADU ordinance adopted by a local agency has the effect of providing for the creation of ADUs and that provisions in this ordinance relating to matters including unit size, parking, fees, and other requirements, are not so arbitrary, excessive, or burdensome so as to unreasonably restrict the ability of homeowners to create ADU's in zones in which they are authorized by local ordinance.Do you think that 300 sq feet is an "excessive" provision that "unreasonably restricts" your ability to create an ADU?

Offer help with deal analysis, property management, and social media content creation.

They are convinced that the area is rebounding evidenced by the opening of two new manufacturing business with relatively substantial job creation for the area.  

@Heath DonnaldWhat you did is incorrect and a little bit messy.The owner of the property(whoever is on title - you or you and your spouse) should be making the payments for materials/rehab/etc.Your purpose for creating the LLC was liability protection - you should consult with your attorney but you likely didn't take the proper steps to get the liability protection afforded by the creation of the LLC

Also, it’s best practice to consider areas with population growth and job creation- they typically offer stable returns.

And to add to what you talked about, my marketing agency helps me with content creation and strategic organic growth  consulting but I do not do paid ads for my business or for properties.

The goal is always wealth creation, but I do it by buying properties at deep discounts, then shoring them up with good financing.

It might also limit the creation of new housing if developers and investors are less incentivized to sell and reinvest.

I see Grovetown and Evans booming with the creation of the Cyber division at Fort Gordon as well. 

Local Job creation (in my mind, if job creation is greater than population increase, that's also a good thing?)