Many times they do not realize the adding of the adu makes their existing unit rent controlled.  

I would like to think in a way that investment in general, and the real estate investment, start with a solid economic reason - "Why do you Invest, where you invested".To elaborate on below - Vegas is a great example where no real economic driver exists and when you invest there, you should be aware that is a highly volatile market (side note: i both 2 properties there in 2011 and 2012 and i sold both this year) and you should pay an extra attention and be prepare to reposition capital.It's clear, if you invest in Vegas or Orlando (just 2x entertainment cities) you will expect ups and downs and you need to position yourself with extra reserves and extra caution if you are planning to stay in these market for long term. 

I don't think you can go wrong with any of these 3:REI NationJWBSpartan InvestThey have all stood the test of time and I if i ever win the powerball, I'll "throw" money and own 10 properties with each of them lol 💰I'd recommend myself but my A$$ is still sore from working with investors so we aren't taking on any new business and are just working with our existing investor base

I have a note in the lease that they're not supplied or warranted by the landlord and the extent of what I will do (if any exist at all) is haul them away. 

That would be best option as a traditional bank wouldn’t do this I read that I can assume the existing mortgage.

In fact, during my short stint as an aspiring BRRRR investor, I successfully secured a pre-approval for a private money loan based on my net worth.Now that I’ve shifted to land investing, I’m wondering: Do private or hard money lenders exist specifically for land flips?

Long story short if you are committed to house hacking the sky is the limits and there is endless possibility, it really comes down to your comfort level and where exactly you need to be in New Jersey.

There are a lot of other issues, but for you as the owner, the main one is usually do you have to have the current tenants out to build (no income) on to the existing property or are you going to do a knockdown new build?

Better off buying short term treasuries with as close to zero risk as exists in investing.

Only a couple exceptions exist to their caveat emptor doctrine.