I'm mostly a silent investor on that one, so I don't have much control over it.

Is there a way to stick the BC in some kind of escrow that is controlled by the lending institution so they can continue to cash in on appreciation and then they can cash it in at a later date rather than you doing it today?

Do you have control on the management group/rent price? 

This implies residential units can be built at lower costs than ADU additions and provide better return. 11) adding an ADU to SFH can make the SFH fall under rent control.

Where are the HVAC controls and do both units have the ability to access it?

Condo's are ill advised for investments because you possess far less control.

I'm sure you and I both understand that as flippers, having control over the construction cannot be stressed enough.

@Dylan Jeluso, where are you feeling you don't have control?  

Though fee schedules vary by company, generally speaking, you'll pay more up front for checkbook control and less over time, since the full custodial companies will have transaction fees not to mention the red tape of going through the custodian for all transactions. 

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