I cannot contact another REALTOR's client to do this but like the idea of playing hardball for an investor to force the issue.

The issue will hopefully be cleared up before you want to sell, but you're taking on the risk that it won't be.For these reason, I'd pursue the ADU, maybe pursue the addition, and ditch the JADU idea.

Hi Pablo, Lots of people in Tulsa County having the same issues.

It's a state licensing issue most likely for the agent/agency.

If my tenant has issues, I can be there in 30 minutes.  

I'm helping my boss with a benefit analysis; NPV eval is pretty straightforward if this were a new building this year, but the majority of our buildings were purchased or had improvements done years ago.

Yes my biggest concern, is getting into one of these houses and completely miss major structural fixes.

Negatives would be maintenance issues, and need to update space as time goes on to bring in quality tenants and rent.

Every few days there are new issues and we are constantly having contractors and technicians at the house dealing with one problem or another, while coordinating with our tenants who are on a range of work/sleep schedules.

I've filed a complaint against her officially but do not want anyone else to run into a similar issue.