I didn’t see any other signs that the foundation may be causing it.

So good for you for realizing this :)Next, once you have your financial foundation built, start investing in assets that pay you cashflow and appreciation... the asset then acts as another savings and income vehicle...

The laundry room already has plumbing and electrical for a W/D and there is a bedroom beneath so I won’t have to break through the foundation for drainage.

This was a single family modular home on a solid foundation.

This was a single family modular home on a solid foundation.

@Ned Carey thanks for the response, I've heard timing the market is a fools game, i have a feeling this upcoming situation will be more extreme. however the mindset should be a great deal can be found at any time in any market, the main factor is what kind of deal did one land, yes?

They should be knowledgeable enough to quickly see whether the HVAC has been taken care of regularly, aiding is stable, condition of roof, foundation cracks, etc...If a realtor is not willing to be your proxy in all of the things you would do locally then simply go elsewhere.

It really lays the foundation so I can really scale portfolio.

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- Labor, demo, foundation, rough materials etc. 260k- Labor, finished materials 50kLooking at ADU options prefab or stick build, we could add 500 to 700sqft for like 200k to 250k saving at least 70k in investment.