I wouldn't want to buy a house today with an ADU plan in mind only to find out that it wouldn't work once guidelines change later on. - From what I understand, just because you can build an ADU by right doesn't mean you can build whatever structure you want.

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Since the property is vacant I haven’t been able to find a homeowners insurance company willing to insure it.

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This gives me the unique capability to find solutions to almost any real estate transaction and offer the best rates on the market.

Hate to be the dissenting voice here, but if you fully disclose that your child would be occupying the property you might run into some trouble with the non-owner occupancy that is usually required with a DSCR loan - your child falls into the category of immediate family and many undewriters would assume that if your child didn't pay their rent, either you wouldn't evict them or you would pay the rent for them, which then affects the cash-flow on the property level, which then affects the DSCR. 

I am excited to get started investing here because it seems like a market where cash flow is still realistic in 2024. 

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We have a handful of properties in the cape coral area that we're trying to find cheaper insurance coverage for.

I have tried finding post regarding this question but couldn't really find what I'm looking for.