Like when I didn't pull permits, I had to rip on the cabinets and tile and then abate asbestos that was under the kitchen floor tile. 

I don't know about the Olympia city limits, but in Lacey I don't need any kind of business license or special permit for duplexes.

Maybe tell them it is not permitted by your insurance.

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We all signed leases individually and the landlords never had special zoning or permits.

You need a mechanical permit for the HVAC, and you need a residential construction permit or EZ permit open in order to pull the mechanical permit.

I work with several family offices that could potentially finance a project like this with 10% down the main problem in getting financed is getting your project permit ready which can sometimes take over a year or longer.

A mentor will be invaluable in helping you navigate floor plans, budgets, and the logistics of permits and inspections specific to certain areas.

I would suggest looking into your local market first obviously you need to find out STR restrictions or permit needed.

ADA units are more expensive and require more from the permitting process to construction.