I look at building websites like building cars - the manufacture build the frame, and the person who buys it add the accessories they want.The same applies to websites...All you have to do is come up with the content (accessories) and have a manufacture build you a frame (your website).It's really that simple, but I didn't say it is easy.You can do it though if you make time for it...If at all possible, start with 10 minutes a day planning it out.Keep it Wealthy,Dhane

(Its craft show season and I dye, spin yarn, and knit apparel and accessories.  

it seems permitted in your countyhttps://planning.saccounty.net/Pages/Accessory-Dwelling-Units.aspx

@Jonathan Moomey From your experience as a traveling nurse, do you know if many RN's would consider staying in a tiny home / accessory dwelling unit?

This is just so tough for so many.. what folks don't realize is these are rural areas little hobby farms and such.. so its much more than the house its the fencing.. the Well house barns and accessory buildings etc etc..

We own about 11 houses worth of furniture to include accessories (Seems to keep growing).

The operational briefcase is one of the more difficult accessories to come by manufactured by Heckler & Koch and the last one I saw traded was a few grand.

It was a 3/2 and 1/1 with a separate garage (I planned to turn into an accessory dwelling unit - did not matter if permitted or not at that time).I chose to live in the larger unit and rented the 1/1 which covered 40% of the mortgage...if I did it the other way the 3/2 rent would've covered 75%.

It just seems more probable to find deals like that in the Midwest in comparison to even our more affordable areas here in the Greater Seattle Area like Everett and Tacoma.In terms of the House Hacking, I don't think that'll be a possibility for us for the same reason as yours :) I think the closest we could get to house hacking is building a Detached Accessory Unit/Mother-In-Law Suite in our backyard, which we could rent out for about $1000 to $1200 (Our neighbor has one and he's renting it out for that much).Lastly, I do agree that a partnership would be the best route and I'm very open to that idea.

For example, we wanted to build a two stall garage with an accessory building on a property close to a lake that my in laws could stay in when visiting separate from house as well as an office area away from our loud kids.