You'll get good cash flow and added value from a well done ADU (e.g. nice kitchen/bathrooms, big windows, ample ceiling height, decent sized bedroom, etc.).

Plus to keep the vertical lines straight we would have had to cut a 2 inch square tile in half every other level so we decided to just leave it at cabinet height .

Hi, I just purchased a single family home in Montecito Heights (my first investment property), which is located in east part of LA near Highland Park and near Downtown LA and South Pasadena.  

Greater height for you on your investment. 

It was eye opening and has kept me from even looking at properties in Shaker Heights. 

Sandy - Allowed with limits (separate heater, fire insulation between dwellings....)West Valley - Does not allowTaylorsville - Does not allowSalt Lake County - Allowed (Kearns, Magna, Cottonwood Heights....)If you want more info the best thing to do is to call the city office and talk to the Planning and Development department.  

Branson Heights

I own a side by side duplex in Cleveland Heights where they are more common, but of course the up down duplexes are the most common everywhere.

So frame a pony wall to the height of the window sill on the window side.

The building is located in an old industrial area that is quickly gentrifying due to the development efforts of a nearby major university.The building is very visible from a major interstate and all of the major arterial roadways (due to height) although it is tucked back into a developing industrial area.