I am not super familiar with the laws and what it takes to get it permitted but I am thinking of putting my time and focus into getting this done and having the property listed as a "Duplex". 2.

A cash-out refinance allows you to tap into the equity of your property.

When turning basements into ADUs, and the breaker box, furnace, and water heater are down there, what are best practices for handling them?

Alternatively they completed one unicorn deal in their life and then turn that into a course while failing to tell those who sign up the  years and years  it took to run down the one seller willing to agree to their loopy terms.

Given the expertise of realtors and investors in the Orlando area, could you please provide some insights on whether Orlando is the right market to look into for my goals? 

Also, rather than taking a large amount of money and investing into one single directly owned property, I can split it up into much smaller chunks across many different passive investments.

Without having done a flip before, I would say it's very unlikely that will happen seeing most people break even or lose money on their first.

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I would also dig into the assumptions they are making in the numbers. 

Naturally, that has led me into looking at some different markets.