I don't know how this would work when rejecting payments or partial payments during an eviction process.

It was rejected by the city since apparently garage conversions should only be an ADU/JADU.

I don't know anyone on here that would reject a new investor who has questions.  

Relying solely on a single lender or bank can pose significant risks, potentially leading to unnecessary expense, rejections or unexpected obstacles during the process. 

The reason I ask is city of San Diego has gone all in on higher density housing such as ADU bonus program, unlimited ADU count in existing space, and as close as SB10 came to being incorporated (backed by mayor but rejected by planning Commission).I have not followed Chula Vista but have not heard of the same extreme measures.  

I was rejected from the two carriers he tried because, from the best that I can understand, my policy is a commercial liability policy and the carriers will only write a personal umbrella policy over a “premise” or “worldwide” liability policy.

In addition, the statewide rules give a time limit for a jurisdiction providing a rejection (time line not applying at this time due to Corona) and sets side and rear setbacks at a very small amount (I believe it is 4').Basically the state is making it as easy as they can to add an ADU onto any residential property regardless of the local zoning.

It's important to be ready for some rejections, but persistence is key in this game.

Our state requires us to send an "adverse action notice" with a valid reason for the rejection.

They rejected the offer.