Anyways, we decided to build the ADU at the furthest portion of our backyard, setbacks were respected at 7feet, making the front door of the ADU over 125ft from the front of our property line and 60ft+ from the rear of our main home.

In the rear of the property I was thinking about constructing nice matching storage sheds.There are small storage sheds already on the back decks but they block the kitchen wall where a nice bay window could be inserted to let more light in.

The positives are that all units have 2 means of egress (interior staircase down to front doors, and rear staircase/porches).

Attorneys can be a pain in the rear and some cause problems, just like some turnkey operators are scam artists, but by and large they are there to help you.here is an example of an actual case. 

In addition, two (2) ADU studio units to the rear of the structure under the City of Oakland ADU guidelines, rules, and regulations.

I just sold a clients triplex who was generating 120k a year gross off the two small rear units.7% on a jumbo loan would be tough.

Too many ways it could come back to bite you in the rear.

But I had a feeling you'd bring up the rear.

My personal experience with Cozy.co is that a pain in the rear to set up on my end, the tenant I tried it with couldn't get it set up properly on their end, it's slow, and so I gave up on the whole thing.Intuit has several mechanisms for tenants to pay online via their checkbook.

Would love to put someone in there at a discounted rent if they help manage the rear unit as an Airbnb.