The ADU is being promoted heavily these days because it helped government on housing (while they're the one that's causing housing shortage issue at beginning) and at the tail end, they would raise the tax for ADU.So.. if you build ADU, is the house gonna sell more or not ?

The title insurance industry developed as a result of the shortcomings of the prior system, which was based upon attorney opinion letters.There are a literal HANDFUL of loans being insured (no owners, lenders only) by AOLs in just a few states versus MILLIONS by title insurances policies.The Blank Rome article essentially confirmed you need to re-write and heavily endorse attorney E&O policies to even come remotely close (coming up quite short in several key areas) to providing the coverage of a title insurance policy.

Amid the fall in active listings, the months of inventory (MOI) experienced a small decrease to 3.6 with Austin contributing heavily to the fall, dropping over 10 percent.Construction starts grew while construction permits remained effectively unchanged, according to data from Dodge Construction Network.

I do know the market is way overpriced and certain areas are heavily saturated driving down nightly rates.  

If you plan to become heavily involved in REI, you probably want an inspector who has built long-term business partnerships with other investors, so ask for those types of references.

We have bought many appliances from lowes that had minor cosmetic damage but were heavily discounted.

Are you planning on investing heavily in the property to make it nicer and potentially drive up the rents?  

Hey Vernon, I invest heavily in the Columbus market and work with out-of-state investors from both the east and west coast who love investing here.

The book heavily investigates the 18 year cycle and it's actually really compelling and eye opening.

If your intent is to sell your rental(s) and leave the RE asset class then I suppose the # years of cashflow metric might be more applicable, but I think it heavily relies on the assumption that you've accurately timed the top of the market which requires a crystal ball and sorcery above my pay grade.