There are quite a few houses here that have mother in law suites, or basements that would be easy to convert.

These sites typically provide extensive catalogs of floor plans designed by professional architects and designers, offering customization options to suit different budgets and project requirements.

I was disappointed too, @Rich Schmidt.Here's one.One of my tenants, who lives on the top floor of a duplex, didn't think there'd be any trouble to overflow her bathtub and practically go swimming in there while water flowed all over the floor.

For for example, what type of investor are they best suited for and where do they fall short for some other investors?

Rather learn to swim in the shallow end vs dive in to the deep and drown.

Its unfortunate that Scott has had so many suits filed against him.

I have seen some decent lots sizes as well to add in an ADU or Carriage Home/mother in law suite. 

With this being said I am not a licensed tax professional and your question is probably best suited for an accountant. 

I would be concerned about the possibility of them scamming for a future out of court settlement law suit over mold. 

That would be a question more suited to my better half, @Lorien Rollins.