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When I graduated from College with a nice paying job lined up and no students loans (from working hard, not rich parents) I thought that I would get some tips on how to manage my newly found wealth.

However, the new modern fans as part of the "complete package" of a newly renovated and remodeled property would add value in my humble opinion. 

And with that, or I should say comprehension of that, one would have some understanding of what to look for in a viable market, viable #'s, the operational requirements, time to launch and lease-up. 

There is no metric for wholesalers who fail to launch, but I am sure it is just as bad.

It sounds like you have a great opportunity with your newly approved in-law apartment as an ADU, and it's great that you're considering different rental options.

A interesting (aka terrible) experience was when we launched a small distressed debt fund.

Family 2-newly married older couple, she has custody of her teenage niece and has been raising her since she was a baby.

Assistant City Manager Quentin McPhatter said the newly created redevelopment zone will help to achieve that.

You could find a more knowledgable agent by reaching out to one representing a newly rehabbed property in your target area, or go to an investors meetup and you should be able to find quite a few there.