I would still attach a wall mount rail. 

Hard to tell from the pic. i took out everything down to the joists. the plywood was 3/8 and it broke in lots of places white removing the hardwood. so we put down 3/4 - good stuff and glued it down before screwing it. then put 3/4 solid hardwood on top.i also had to plane down the area where the joist meet since it was buckling and pushing the subfloor by about 1 inch at the wall. i did that myself and it took 6 hrs on my knees to do the 20+ joists.. i am not afraid of sweat equity. i need to change that asap!!

I enjoy going up to the mountains for my vacations, so somewhere in Julian or mount laguna could be profitable.

In most good neighboorhoods (North Beacon Hill, Mount Baker, Ravenna, etc) a "condoized" DADU will sell for $400,000 - $600,000. 

Its a beautiful lake and really close to deception pass and mount Erie. 

Now the complaints are starting to mount.

Terms won’t be as good as straight finance.If your down South leave space between some and put mounted canopy between for parking storage  Read rest of my post.

That would be UMass-Amherst, Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College, Hampshire College and Smith College.

Even still, if you itemize deductions instead of taking the standard deduction, you can exceed this mount pretty quickly considering all the other deductible expenses for a rental property investment.

Gluing the floor does NOT keep the WOOD subfloor from expanding and contracting; it's a temperature and moisture sensitive product.