Covet your thoughts. https://www.zillow.com/homedet...Purchase 105kDownpayment 25%Interest rate 4.2%Initial repairs/updates 5kWill need new AC and roof within 5 yrsRent 1100-1200 (sought after school district)

Wanting to take advantage of California's new ADU laws + housing shortage in LA, I bought the property with the intention of building an accessory dwelling unit in the back part of the lot. 

9.43.010 COMPATIBILITY IN RESIDENTIAL ZONESNo person shall construct any dwelling, accessory building, or structures, improvements, patio covers, roofs, balconies, decks, porches, terraces, exterior steps or stairways, walls, fences, antennas, spas, swimming pools, or make any additions to, or modify, any structure, or install a new roof on any structure, on any parcel in a residential zone in the City for which a building permit is required unless the resulting construction is found to be compatible with the neighborhood within which it is located.

I also live in a double and have an accessory permit so I rent it out.The STR market has taken a huge hit thanks to Covid.

We’re excited to learn and would COVET and wisdom you want to send our way.

The security interest Borrower grants includes all accessions, attachments, accessories, parts, supplies and replacements for the Collateral, all products, proceeds and collections thereof and all records and data relating thereto.So one could argue that a ladder or your printer that is company owned could not be sold or transferred without contacting the SBA for permission.I think at the end of the day, as someone said on another post, that if you make you payments till the loan is paid in full you will likely never be audited.

Renovating a property. Water heater was delivered to property. The next day, the water was stolen. Who should be responsible for replacing, the owner or contractor?

An accessory dwelling unit, primary dwelling unit, guesthouse, casita, or other residentialaccessory structure may be permitted as a short-term residential rental unit when at least one of thedwelling units (primary dwelling, accessory dwelling unit, or caretaker dwelling) is occupied by theproperty owner or legal agent.

They also mentioned they would seal the replacement pipe with some kind of "sealant" so that tree roots couldn't get in their again.My friend was also planning to build an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in their backyard.A few questions:1) Should my friend have the sewer pipe replacement done with the ADU construction (thinking it might result in a lower overall total cost for all the work done) or should they hire out the sewer replacement job separately?

accessory dwelling unit or "granny flat"