I have a couple renting one of my units. 

Obviously you would want the Starbucks because they have the security of being a global brand with tried and true systems and processes that make it a much less risky investment than a mom-and-pop shop.

And I would agree with you about walking in daylight but I don't think I'd walk in the dark to those hospitals unless it has changed a huge amount in the last couple years or you are say across the street from one.

If you were to purchase a property that does not require a lot of rehab, then you would be able to start renting within a couple of weeks.

Couple weeks out of work, a car accident, stuff happens.

My current understanding is that ADUs may offer better cash flow, although they may not necessarily provide superior appreciation compared to condo investments, considering the anticipated decline in interest rates over the next couple of years.Thank you for your expertise and guidance!

San Diego moves fairly quick, could be a couple months or more.

I am paying for a couple of extra LLCs but again, anyone can set those up for $125 and the time it takes to fill out the online application.

Hey David,As someone who built out an ADU, lived in it, and now live in the main house while renting the ADU, there are a couple of things to consider:1.

Everything is fixed or brand new.