Neither of these diagrams represent the way our business is set up, nor how most of my colleagues have them set up. 

Will the 100's of thousands to input into the project provide a viable return or a cash out/equity push up refi for it to make sense? 

There are likely more investors that will want the cash flow as a landlord, so in that case selling with some tenants, but also room for the investor to finish lease up to help their overall return would be beneficial.Back to my opening statement, investment sales brokers would be able to give you better guidance.

I can't wait till Columbus gets there head out you know where about ADU's and lets us put them all up, I'd put one at my duplex and at my current primary I think they are the best thing out there for added value to a property

We are still under construction but we ended up having to do everything including sub flooring, attic, roof, HVAC etc.

@Antonio Maria Farinha - I started out with a condo, but I soon realized that scaling is dependent upon how quickly you can come up with funds for down payments and equity.

Hello Bigger Pockets,I've been in construction for a little under a decade now, and I know what it takes to build a house from the ground up.

Found it through a wholesaler, we actually tried to sell it to other buyers and nobody would bite so I ended up buying it myself.

As summer winds down, here’s a look at how things shaped up this season.Most property managers reported occupancy rates being down by 10-12% year-to-date.

Also if an architect to go in to spend a few grand to draw them up kills the deal then to me it’s not a deal if it is that tightWhat are plans for?