.- You're right, if you want to maximize your first priority (positive ROI), you'll usually benefit more by finding an underpriced rehab on or off market and then developing it with an ADU and/or DADU.

Your home will be reappraised after the rehab for this refinance and may increase in value enough that it may make sense to cash-out-refinance or HELOC the property to rehab your next investment property🏘️the larger lot distressed property may open up additional opportunities to you via EHB 1337 and future associated ADU/DADU opportunities.I bought my first distressed investment property the first year out of college (duplex in Bremerton for $350k), then bought a second turn-key estate sale (~$200k SFH in North Carolina).

That way as you grown and if you need someone to take over that part of the business, maybe they can slot right in.Quickbooks seems to be the #1 recommendation, but I'm sure there are others.

Even a backyard DADU doesn't require it, at least not the one I am doing in Seattle.

Does anyone know if you can use a DSCR loan to build a DADU on you SFH primary residence property?

I live on 5 acres and am considering building a DADU to use as a short or medium term rental.

Josh Norell -Mudjacking can be an alternative to replacing concrete in some cases.please explainRip down 3/8 plywood for cheap shiplap.Nice, thinking you might be able to just slot the whole sheet, thin blade shallow cutsProper planning and foresight of a project.

Looking into single family houses or multifamily, as there is an actual land that you own and potentially build ADU/DADU in the foreseeable future.

Looking into single family houses or multifamily, as there is an actual land that you own and potentially build ADU/DADU in the foreseeable future.

Adding value to your property like an ADU/DADU but those also cost money to build so overall you still wont cashflow.