The county records will show multi family less than 9, and if it's two buildings or two storeys, will just show base layout of each building and/or level.

When picking an ADU layout think of one that will appeal to as many homeowners as possible.. think that you want every person who would view the home to say, "I could use this for X...."  

I used both apps and here is the reasons why:Realtor:Pros:-I prefer the layout and find it easier to use-If you search by property type it has a specific "multifamily" option-Built in mortgage calculator that shows cost breakdown of principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and PMI (I have compared county tax records to what realtor has and they have been accurate >90% of the time) - the cost breakdown makes it easier for me to analyze dealsCons:-No search by keyword functionZillow:Pros:-For sale by owner (which someone already mentioned), foreclosures, auction properties.

Talk to your wife and lay out a plan and execute it so you're both in a happy medium, and so she doesn't feel 'used'.

Luckily we found one that was already setup with a separate entrance and a qualifying rental layout in place.Travis thanks for your insight and for sharing a little about your situation.  

Top and bottom units or side by side units typically have the same layout.As for your question, are you looking for a sketch of what a floor plan layout would be like? 

Draw up something simple, just like a layout nothing to fancy.

I am ready to lay out a plan of attack to complete some wholesale deals.

The layout and calculations are used over and over again, usually once for each property, but several times if you are uncertain of your assumptions and want to see what kind of ranges you are dealing with.A database is a collection of records on any subject you could possibly want.

Of course, the OG question was not, "Could you lay out the exact steps to starting out in wholesaling" As such, each responder gacve their opinion regarding the specific question of how many buyers on a list needed.