This can be achieved with well-placed windows, skylights, and glass patio doors.Soundproofing: Especially in the case of attached ADUs, make sure there is appropriate insulation and soundproofing material between the homes so that each occupant doesn’t have to hear noise from next door.

Siding, lumber, and plywood are epically expensive right now.Mold Removal in the Attic, seemed to have a significant amount in there$5000+ You will probably have to remove and replace this insulation which is a 49 R-value here.

Here are a few requirements to be eligible.The build date of the property is between August 5, 2005 and December 31, 2021.The property is between one and three stories.The builders incorporated features that are energy-efficient such as high R value roofing, insulation, HVAC systems, windows and doors.What are some examples of specific requirements for this tax credit?

There are ways to insulate yourself from bad actors and as time goes by we have fewer and fewer issues. 

Mainly fire barriers, and extra insulation in between the floors. you could go with permits for the work that is being done if you want to avoid any concerns, but as far as the city will be concerned your home is just a single family that has a Mother-in-Law suite, and you are renting the spaces separately.

Most new chimneys are double-walled insulated pipe. 

What is it constructed from   I assume its something like (2) layers GWB on metal channel on joists or trusses at 16" on center w/ 3/4" floor sheathing and 1" gypcrete and insulation. 

Total cash flow is 183 currently renting for 2050 which is high for my area but not too high for the property in general it is in a very nice neighborhood but here are the issues.1. it's on a flood plane and it did have minor flooding while I lived there it didn't get in the house but did damage dry wall in the garage and had to replace insulation in the crawl space.

Total cash flow is 183 currently renting for 2050 which is high for my area but not too high for the property in general it is in a very nice neighborhood but here are the issues.1. it's on a flood plane and it did have minor flooding while I lived there it didn't get in the house but did damage dry wall in the garage and had to replace insulation in the crawl space.

I've decided to go the flipping route lol nothing cash flows here now a days and I don't think I'm insulated enough to do remote investing at this time.