That will not cover much, so you need to find a GC as well.Beware of Handymen who try and work around this law by billing multiple invoices for one job and tricks like that.

Recently did a clean-out of several disruptive, law and lease-violating tenants, but have been coming up empty in finding solid replacements, and could really use some revenue coming in again. 

Under the law, title to real estate MUST be in someone at all times.

Lastly, being a good landlord will always bear fruit so it's best to be on top of every issue that arises.

With the price of new construction and existing homes being so close, I have started thinking about selling some homes, and building some new units, eliminating old home issues and freeing up more of my time. 

This trend has continued into 2024, with an increasing demand for rental housing driving up prices and creating affordability challenges for middle-income families.To address this issue, developers and construction companies have begun to explore innovative solutions such as “Build-for-Rent” projects.

@Oliver MartinezAssuming you qualify conventional lenders can do those deals, but the issue is they make practically no money doing small loans sub 100k.

Note this is the biggest issue, but other things to consider is no revenue until ADU is built and rented.  

Others use more traditional approaches.When a JV Agreement gets under strain by partners disagreeing on an issue, someone needs to be able to break the stalemate to preserve the investment.

Also anything that is build in the early 1900 usually has serious plumbing issues and foundation issues.