Our fast food, microwave, AI world demands instant results, yet, that's not what REI is about.  

Hey Joeseph,In terms of ADU's the city should have some information available online with regards to this, whether it be construction of a new one or conversion of an existing dwelling.

The Orlando area also has some interesting properties with accessory dwelling units (ADU) such as guest house, pool house, separate in-law suite etc...   

If they are deeded separately (ie. each side could be sold separately) then generally you will need two policies, a homeowners for your side and a Dwelling Fire (aka Landlords policy) for the other side. 

I have experienced top performing properties drop instantly to nothing, for no reason other than algo changes. 

It’s a bit of a fixer (good bones, just ugly) and we paid under market value for it, so instant equity upon purchase. 

I emailed both David and Joshua to get their story and they both replied almost instantly that "Mr.

Once I have located such a property, I buy their property for below market, (instant equity) no bank qualifying, no credit checks, by offering to take over their loan and make their payments for them.

It appears to be a 'Dwelling, Single-Family Attached' so I'm not unclear if it changes the current zoning. 

These are the exceptions of rent control:Exemptions to Rent ControlDwelling units expressly exempt from rent control per state or federal law.Dwelling units occupied after February 1, 1995.Single-family homes, condominiums and townhomes.Subdivided interest in a subdivision.Government subsidized dwelling units.