Agents that actually get off market and great deals are NOT they are to be coveted if you can get one to work with you.

I see on LA County guidelines and CA HCD guidelines that, when converting a detached accessory structure into an ADU, the structure can be expanded by up to 150 sq ft in order to accommodate ingress/egress.Does anyone have experience with using the 150 sq feet rule?

I converted our garage into an Accessory Dwelling Unit.

If we are planning to occupy the upstairs, what codes apply downstairs to an accessory dwelling?

I wanted to share my thoughts on why I firmly believe that investing in single-family homes with an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) offers a better investment opportunity in the thriving St.

Keep the color scheme neutral, like soft grays or whites, and add color with accessories.

The design is what's killing you and adding some rugs, wallpaper, art, and accessories would do a world of good.

I've noticed some deals that include an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) and would like to know if these are popular in the area.

I am looking into them as accessory dwelling units(ADU)

HomeGoods also had a ton of great pieces on offer when I was furnishing my Airbnb - lamps, mirrors, side tables, chairs, stools, kitchen and bathroom accessories, throw pillows, blankets, etc.I am very much NOT a fan of Ikea furniture - most of it is recognizable (not in a good way), looks and feels cheap, and also doesn't hold up well at all over time, but certain pieces may have a time and place in your rentals (lighting, kitchen accessories, silverware/plates/bowls, etc).