This ADU is an improvement to your property which is just increasing your basis in the property.

The "connecting" It's their rule not mine, so I just play along.

Basically doing some review here to see what worked and what needs to be improved.

I can definitely tell you there's still a lot of positive cash flowing and 1% rule deals and you get amazing appreciation.

I see people talking about the 1% rule, as well as the bigger pockets calculator.   

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So, if somebody wants to invest with you but can't share in the losses, then they aren't really investors.Once you start "pooling" funds, my understanding is it falls under SEC rules and regulations. 

Have you heard of the "Augusta Rule" or the 14-day rule when it comes to renting out a portion of your primary residence?

There is no set it stone rule for how often to shop around for insurance.

I’m normally happy to make improvements and think they’ve become accustom to my willingness to invest.The whole unit “turn” cost $7,000, and they provided no pictures or notice in advance of any work, and literally no description of the labor on my invoice.