So I suppose the main point is that to just make sure the addition/ADU is "legal" when it comes to zoning.Hope this helps!

Specifically, I'd appreciate insights on:Finding LPs: How do you go about finding limited partners (LPs) for syndication deals?

This can also indicate the work's legality and thoroughness.

This way you have the support and accountability from a partner without the legal implications.

Local real estate agents, property managers, and other investors can provide valuable information about specific neighborhoods, including which ones are on the verge of growth or are expected to see increased rental demand.Lastly, always perform thorough due diligence on any property before investing.

I would start listening to podcasts anytime you are in the car/walking/etc to learn up on any specific aspect of real estate.

Specifically, shower tile with grout missing, tiny thin grout lines, gaps in overhand coverage/not sealed, and the list goes on.

So just recognize this could be lengthy process if they default.If it was me, I would take it as a non-refundable deposit with a letter of intent and a purchase and sale agreement that the money is a down payment, is not refundable and they must execute the closing by a specific date otherwise they forfeit the money.

I'm still absorbing info at a steady pace while trying too build a network. haven't come across any deals that work for me yet but I have been sent a few from a couple people i've met so far. i'm still open to any one that can send me deals in the CT area. i dont have any specific market singled out, but my budget will pull towards then lower classed markets, which I'm fine with. thanks in advance. 

What has specific exclusions or limitations?