Or longer term pour a lot of salt on it.

I don't know about your local Austin market but I have done this in Salt Lake City and here they are very ADU friendly.

Of course sometimes I have to take a little of it with a grain of salt because I also know that depending on what we are talking about he also stands to make money from the deals so if it’s something big I know sometimes he also deep down wants to make the sale too.

If you havent found anybody yet we are a small design/build firm called Salt+Light Builders, we provide both architecture and construction services.

Take people's recommendations with a grain of salt as they are likely speaking about themselves and maybe they just don't put the work in or spent years on Youtube University...think of the ROI in that. 

So take this all with a grain of salt on build quality. 

Then the tax deductions are better as in SALT deductions? 

I'm not saying this from as an attorney either - so take what I'm saying with some salt as well. 

In Salt Lake, I try to target certain homes that could potentially be broken up to create multiple rentable spaces in the future that way you can transition from STR if there is ever a bust.

Then take it with a grain of salt because it uses techniques that can get you in deep doo-doo if you aren't experienced.People who buy highly leveraged are the same people who tend to go broke.