I always wondered how the logistics of billing worked on a large scale.

I haven't found any information about not being able to split the lot if the house is built before 1978 (which mine is) but I'll bring that up to the county when I meet with them in a couple weeks.Is there a reason why you chose to split the lot as opposed to adding an SB9 unit and then adding an ADU to it?

Like Don Lapre in the 90's with his broke, down to his last $100 until he found out he could place small ads in newspapers and make millions.

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Virtually all SFH lots can have an ADU added as well as a JADU.  

I'll preface this with I don't know the condition or square feet of your house, which are both large factors for determining the rent. 

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Likely the roof and the HVAC/furnace will be the biggest expenses that might occur but a hot water heater here, a clogged toilet there and suddenly the bills start adding up.

We added a couple of cheap 3 drawer units in each closet.

When talking with new and aspiring private money lenders, I always recommend getting added as an insured on the borrower's property hazard insurance policy (known as an insurance binder).