Here is one of our smaller and more affordable (~$160 per sqft with premium finish and fixtures) models:Our current idea is to first target the high-end, designer ADUs market in the state of California, due to its relatively less stringent permitting requirements.We would love it if you can share your opinion on the marketability of such premium-quality, design-oriented ADUs or homes at about $150-$200 per sqft plus shipping, permits and site-related costs in the US, particularly California or other states with relaxed regulations for ADU, or if you have suggestions on better/faster/easier ways to enter the US market with such a product.

Property management, maintenance and detail-oriented tasks drain me.So, I outsource the latter and spend almost all of my time on the former.

My dog and kids bring a ton of dirt into my house so I own a rug doctor I use to clean the carpets and I always vacuum and mop. 

I'm in the same boat.I've been looking for a good RE-oriented CPA for awhile now but can't seem to find one.

Small simple inexpensive family oriented properties in good school districts where there is less to maintain and break in older stable neighborhoods.3.

paint it, put cheap rugs in, fix a leaky faucet, change some switch plates and replace the crappy drapes.

I did exactly that and the PM lied like a rug, like I knew they would.

I suggest for snow on the ground makes sure you have a rug in the entry to wipe feet and I keep something to wipe up any wet spots.

When to conduct an on-site orientation (appliances, amenities, noise, parking etc) - now or right before they move-in?

AirBnb recently updated their site to make it more oriented towards special stays or unique locations.