Estimating things like cabinets and countertops, flooring, roofing, etc are really easy to determine the $/Sf, but the real killers are stuff like bringing underground or overhead utilities into the property, the type of foundation and how much excavation is required, and making sure your units have a very efficient layout for framing to minimize material waste and the degree of difficulty for the carpenters and other tradesmen.

The cash flow may be there in the short run, but you’ll encounter problems like increasing HOA fees, slower appreciation, and difficulty selling or renting out the home.

I told Angel various times, if you have any delay, shoot me an email, letting me know your difficulty. 

I’m really interested in learning more about the process and difficulties of adding a adu, especially for plumbing, etc.

I have a question: Using the BRRRR strategy, how hard is it to buy the property in your name, refinance it, then put it in the name of an LLC - as a work around to the refinance difficulties?

Hence the difficulty in financing.

If I go with Geico now, can I later on change my insurance without much difficulty?

I have been worried about how taxes will work once I own a property, Filing for taxes now just for my w-2 job is hard enough, so I can only imagine the difficulties I will have when it comes to a property as well.

Hello @Eric Don,Being laid off is both emotionally and financially difficult. I

I know everything can change in 5 years but how difficult is it to refinance before the balloon?