Code 65852.2(e)(1)(D) - "Not more than two accessory dwelling units that are located on a lot that has an existing multifamily dwelling, but are detached from that multifamily dwelling and are subject to a height limit of 16 feet and four-foot rear yard and side setbacks."

I am not saying that all Investors here are the same, but too many like to buy the materials themselves and try to micro manage the contractors companies, I am sure that a good number of the stories here on BP about bad contractors have 2 sides to the story that people do not get to hear, I personally have just made it my policy not to work that way and have been working by word of mouth for 32 years as a general Contractor.Now if you are talking about Time and Material project, then I would recommend you open an account at a local lumber yard, have the contractor purchase the material on your account, this way you know what exactly has been spent for everything.

This is one of the reasons we don't put "For Rent" yard signs in C class neighborhoods - we don't want people knowing which units are vacant. 

It’s a good product for people who don’t want to live in an apartment as they want some extra space and/or outdoor space, but can’t afford a SFH or don’t want to deal with the yard and other maintenance of a SFH.

Remove existing carport and rear patio overhang, replace damaged framing due to termites, open up kitchen with recessed beam, new roof, all new plumbing, electrical, and HVAC, new windows, new flooring, new cabinets/countertops, new tile, paint, new sod at front yard.

This property has the ability to build 2 townhouses in the back yard while keeping the existing single family home.

The property is 50 feet yards from a large pond and the town requires the septic company to fill out a report any time a tank in that area is pumped.

They didn’t want a ‘for sale’ sign in their yard.

., a decent yard, and an actual bathroom listed for $1,800.I don't know you generated your price but unless you're renting to a bachelor that thinks it's cool to crap and cook Ramen at the same time, I think you've priced yourself out of the market.Do more research, price it a little below the competition, and get that sucker filled so you can catch your breath.

Listing - https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/2...Ranch style Duplex (Basement converted apartment below)  Furnished, Water included, Dead end street, yard care included, pest control included, trash includedRenter pays - Electric, Gas, Cable 3 Bedroom 1.5 bathFront yard access, separate driveway for basement apartment Does anyone have any suggestions to consider for pricing this unit for traditional rental?