In general they will add the ADU only if it is existing living space such as workshop, bunk house, office, etc.  

The best way to do this is develop a great working relationship with a real estate agent or escrow officer and they will provide you with reports for free. 

both myself and my office manager are licensed agents

Originally posted by @Jerry Shen:I already invest in real estate I have an office and a mall.

Here’s how I’d move forward:Get a Real Estate JobLook for steady-paying roles like property management, admin work at a real estate office, or project coordinator with a developer.

Nancy......the answer to learning about becoming an REI.....do your own FREE homework....read books on RE....RE finacining....befriend a loan officer near you and pick thier brain....the same with a realtor..... as some one else suggested, attend a local pre RE class....

Those apartment complexes usually have an in-office leasing staff and don't use a Realtor.When I'm trying to price an apartment, I'll go to MLS first and pull those comps.

I have already discussed with the DA's office and their Anti Corruption Department will be handling it. 

I invested two deals with Djuric Family Office (DFO) also know as Blake Capital Group.

These loans are structured a bit differently than conventional loans; the borrower pays the origination to the loan officer instead of the lender paying them, so it’s an up front fee.