It's just that the market is so hot (at least here) that by the time a "flippable" house gets to the MLS, there is so little meat on the bone that it doesn't really make sense to do a fix and flip.

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I guarantee the upstairs part is untouched, since she can still walk, garden and cook, but stairs are too much of a risk.

Some important considerations include:The ADU should have a full bathroom, a cooking area, and a sleeping/living area.Some jurisdictions have ADU regulations, such that you might need a license before it can be rented, or a minimum acreage, or might only be able to rent an ADU to a relative.An investor who purchases a property with the intent to live in it while fixing it up could combine this with a house hacking strategy.

@Philip Cook- it isn't been a money issue, it's a time and weather one.  

Skip all the baby steps, get right into the meat and potatoes. :)

Thanks Shawn. 1/ That’s true but I meant to stay at first at this home but due to a job opportunity I have to move2/ that’s true, he is my relative so is charging me at a discounted price  3/ True4/ yes I can afford to keep the property and take the EMI hit , but on longer run may have to rent out or sell .6/ Pre payment penalties are none.

The sheriff and city wouldn't move it for me.  At

He's rented from me at least 3x before.

@Jason Cook it all depends on your market.