Just wondering if any of u bought a accessory dwelling units from modal?

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They don't realize that they can buy all the furniture and accessories they would need for a typical 3/2 house with about 1800 square feet for less than $3000 (if they're good shoppers).

I would also remove a lot of the accessories, pillows, and wall decorations.

I really look forward to networking with the experts that have "been there and done that" and will covet any recommendations and advice from the members of the forum!

Things are just expensive when you move to a "better" part of town, and even more expensive when you move to a coveted neighborhood.At the end of the day, it's about knowing the neighborhood of your property.

Menlo Park, California: The highly coveted street, ‘Sand Hill Road,’ has a 1 mile stretch with over 20 VC firms.

A seller who's in a pinch may be desperate for money to salvage equity, however an owner focused on (or "coveting") another property as only a shiny object must convinced that the opportunity they are chasing is that much better than the one they're hoping to liquidate.

Jeff,You may want to check with your local zoning and find out if an "accessory structure" is allowed on that property without a "primary residence".  

Hi @John Thi , We are newbies who don't have any deals under our belt yet, but we've lived in Houston most of our lives, so I can share the little bit I know.Friendswood school district is coveted.