This can be in the form of money, sweat, or get creative as @David Thompson says.

As I stated in an earlier comment the programs I am speaking of are with pretty reputable people in the real estate investing space (Jake and Gino, Joe Fairless, Russel Gray/Robert Helms, Michael Blank).

@Nancy DeSocio @Myrtle Mike Thompson @Brett VoorheesThank you so much for your inputs.

@Grant Thompson it the nail on the head.

Lily Thompson has a solid track record doing lists. 

Just wanted to add on:There's a bit of a gray area here regarding where JADUs are allowed.In one part of the gov't code, it says they are permitted on lots with existing or proposed single family dwellings.In another part of the code, it says they are allowed on " zoned for single-family residences with a single-family residence built, or proposed to be built"You should clarify with the city whether your lot (which is R2, and therefore zoned for both single and multifamily, and only has a SFH on it) would qualify for a JADU.

Quote from @Jerome Thompson: I would like to know how the process goes when someone pulls equity from a property and use the money for down payment for another property Basically if you have equity in your property and have good credit then you can easily access the equity in your property via a cash out refinance.

You can opt to a 2-tone color scheme with white for doors, trim, ceiling, and an off-white gray for the walls. 

@Mitch Davidson @Jordan Lockaby @Bobby Feinman @Greg Snipes @Myrtle Mike Thompson @Tiffany Alexy @River Sava

I have Bitcoin mining machines hosted in Texas as my primary personal investment.One additional book I would recommend is "Equity Happens" by Robert Helms and Russell Gray.