Plus with ADUs, you can generally be better located, which might command higher rents.Best,Rick

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This is straight up no demand or end user which requires a complete adaptive reuse strategy.

@Bryan Noth Thanks Bryan, I’m using the app, it’s not very user friendly, I guess I should use the website.

I don't have STR's, but as a heavy Airbnb user, I definitely agree.

If you have a trusted family member with good credit, I'd recommend becoming an authorized user on one of their credit cards, so long as they have good payment history and don't utilize the credit card above 30% utilization.

Army’s Futures Command, which is based in Austin."

I then mark it up a small amount (don't be greedy) & resell to a flipper or end user.

Otherwise you could require that they use some sort of system like SimplySafe which, from my understanding, uses command strip type attachments for mounting and is a wireless system.

You can have a look at my FilePlace on BP, I've uploaded a great spreadsheet for beginners who want to analyze rental deals easily and quickly: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/NickPetersLet me know if you have questions, happy to help!