We will be converting the garage into an Accessory Dwelling Unit (property is in Los Angeles). 

Aside from this, I’d look at a house with a legal permitted accessory apartment and either rent the apartment or live in it and rent the main portion.

I would be very careful of this option of buying a home with  the plan to rent out a finished basement (mother-in-law or accessory apartment) and then move out and rent both the top and bottom. 

I personally don't like using furnished finders accessory systems as they have big holes in them, but one thing I have learned is they are a travel medical professional you can ask to see their contract.

We are under contract on a Single Family Home with a legal accessory apartment.

I own a SFH about 10 blocks east from SJSU in downtown san jose. The new google facilities are going to about the same distance the opposite direction. The property has long term tenants and is zoned for two family re...

Or it's a shame to admit not knowing everything.You wouldn't believe what a long line of personal cleanliness accessories with nozzles just  like you I have in my rearview mirror.

I'm working on growing my real estate investor client base and I'm trying to create a staging package (6-rooms, all furniture and accessories, 60-day contract) that investors can't pass up... 

Someone may have been in real estate for a while and just stumbled on the site and could also be in an accessory role (accountant, title agent, etc) and not done any deals themselves but have excellent advice.

Grab bars, chair lift, etc. came from some assistance program; I know because before closing, I was contacted since they wanted access to the interior to work out the accessories that would be needed and to get the funds appropriated for the plan.