Search the BP for ADU appraisals to encounter numerous examples.

@Nicholas Monroe @Kristine BaltazarYou should be able to get a 3% down conventional loan and there are numerous DPA (down payment assistance) programs out there if you qualify. 

It’s called the renter’s triangle.

In my specific geo, I'm seeing "tiny homes" pop up more and more in the Triangle, NC area - Raleigh city council approved use of tiny homes in 2021 and permits are ticking upwards - millennials and younger generations are now ever more involved in home ownership and being creative about it.Technology: Technology is also playing an increasingly important role in the real estate industry.

It has been suggested to me numerous times that gathering your team prior to acquiring any real estate is essential to success.I would like to start going out and meeting with potential real estate attorneys in my area so that I may start this process, but I have no idea how it works.

I've attended numerous RE investor gathering's in the area and haven't found a good, organized group to meet with as of yet.

I saw you have numerous investments in different states.

Hi @Douglas UnderwoodI've helped several BiggerPockets investors buy properties for STR, MTR and LTR in Metro Phoenix.While Scottsdale is best known as a tourist destination, there are numerous STRs in place, so you'll want to consider that.

All one really has to do is look at the US Census historical growth patterns and you will see the population explosions in the Texas Triangle which consists of San Antonio, Houston, Dallas and Austin on the I35 Corridor.

Clients of mine - I have sold numerous homes for them.