I’m on the other side of the coin, hoping to move in or at least have a place to put some of my stuff before closing.

Am I able to use the term, "House Hacking" - coined by Brandon Turner, in my blog?

Originally posted by @Ben Leybovich:@Wendell De Guzman - you are a guru wanna-be - you're out.And I am a mini-guru, as coined by Josh, so there is not a chance in hell for me...Besides, I think this is a position that report to Brandon.  

Shared laundry may be unavoidable depending on the size of the home;   if the ADU is a smaller one is probably a safe move to make laundry free but if you are considering a large (2 or 3br) ADU you might want to think about metered laundry (coin op or something) just in case you get an occupancy-limit sized household.I don't know if they would allow it for an ADU vs. a real duplex,  but the ability to add a second electric meter and breaker panel would be a good way to prevent issues with excess utility usage (you could bill back or just require tenant to get the electric service in their name) - even without that there are submetering options.   

Cheap rent, the owner lives in denver, rarely stops by the house and makes some good coin off us.

Thats only $36,250 a unit at full asking price, and if you can convert the store front to laundry for the tenants, I'd use coin op machines.

J Scott I totally agree with you you must know both sides of the coins as a wholesaler thanks god for BP.

Probably not, the point is, almost anyone will lend on something they can make coin on even if you fall off.

I do have to full amount but it is currently in either stocks/crypto and probably can’t get into my bank before Friday. 

@Tamir ZoltovskiI would like to see no more dollars & more use of crypto & silver!