The winner of this category, a team made up of Omngivning and Studio-MLA, produced an intricate Rubik’s Cube of living spaces designed to knit a neighborhood more tightly together.

Looking for advice in regards to planning, design, financing (Boston offers loans you do not need to pay back unless you sell the property - if you qualify), construction etc.If you have been through the process and successfully converted extra space into an ADU I would love to chat.

If you're looking to accomplish these goals, with as you said "less headaches" I would probably recommend working with an experienced turnkey service in your designated location- or outside- that's kind of the beauty of turnkey.

I am of course not that experienced, but just looking at some current and potential Dutch laws and the Dutch overheated market, may make investing in the Netherlands not that attractive I guess.

This could be a Youtube page where you post educational content, a podcast, or other social media platforms. this will not only help you attract capital but will also help you have some kind of presence to potential investors that will serve to building your credibility in the space. 

Among these markets, Florida (FL) sounds very attractive to me. 

I provided planned drawings from my designer including finished materials but they were rejected.

As long as the rental property is about a 15 minute walk to the University, close to those Towson University bus stops, or close to the bars uptown, it will be attractive to students. 

What attracted you to this negative cash flow property in the first place?

We were truly going at a great pace until someone got angry over a design dispute and tore down a section of the building we intended to keep.