Start by reaching out to an architect or engineer—they’ll guide you through everything from zoning checks to permits and inspections.hope this helps!

In my experience, allowing these professionals to guide you can be highly beneficial, as they are likely to recommend properties they would be comfortable managing.

Then let them guide you, play devil's advocate and act as the borrower, and cover your blind spots.

That could help guide what type of companies to explore a little further.Looking forward to your thoughts!

If you send me your wish list, I can guide you in the right direction. 

Partnering with an experienced local agent will be key—they can guide you through the market and help identify the best opportunities.

Consider bringing in an experienced property manager, contractor, or mentor to guide you through the process.

We arranged closing during a slower period of time & had him leave everything (furniture, inventory, guides, etc.) literally bought it & could start taking booking the same day.

I have also have saved almost $50K so far to take a start in this game and also my personal credit score is above 750.I'd like someone to guide me purchasing my first property and want to kickstart with a small property first.

For Fannie, a "fully functioning kitchen" defines an ADU: https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b4/1.3/05.html#Accessory.20UnitsFor California, a "junior ADU" has 120V electric, and only maybe a separate bath (!)