Yes, the title/escrow company can work it out for you.

If a STR has a typical homeowner's policy and just Aircover, and the property burns or a tree falls on the home, it will not be covered at all because it was operating as a business under a homeowner's policy.  

Hi there, I am a new real estate investor, living in Los Angeles, with access to the capital needed to build a real estate business.

I want to automated this process for my business. 

My advice would be to make sure you're on the title and that everything is documented and recorded.

Which will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

He owns his own business and writes off a significant amount.

Real Estate is a business just like any other and it's very hard.

If the average home price is $1M, and you want to get in the business of helping homeowners transact... getting a license seems like a way more obvious path to success than wholesaling. 

To what extent will California Title 24 affect the construction/conversion of the ADU?