“When the Governor signs these bills into law, almost every residential property in the state will be allowed to build three units of housing — including in areas zoned for single family homes.”Under AB 68, homeowners who apply to build accessory dwelling units, or “granny flats,” can also apply to build a second, “junior” ADU on their property — the functional equivalent of statewide triplex zoning.

Nope, the judge has tossed them every time I've been in court.I keep my places clean, safe, and functional, btw.   

The kitchen isn’t super modern but is updated and functional.

*The property does have an unground pool (condition/function unknown)No garage / has carport Cinder block backyard fence *lot value $45,000*ARV $200,000-220,000 (estimate)

How can government function like this?

Instead of having your name on the contract, you have the LLC name and you sign as a member/manager/agent or whatever function you have in the LLC.

Having a functional Kitchen design for their outdoor space will take more than a GC or Landscaper. 

Anyways, the major function of the PM is to disconnect you from the tenant, and you would be circumventing that purpose by putting yourself out there as a source of relief.

I'm wondering who has experience in this field and what you've found most advantageous from a protection, tax, and functionality standpoint.  

When I bought the building it was in shambles the whole second floor was one space and was not functional( no plumbing, electric, heating or air, and a leaky roof).Since buying it , we have rented out the front commercial space and renovated the second commercial  space and I'm using it for my real estate office.