We are usually on the sponsor side of a deal but are simple LPs in a few syndications as well so I have a little bit of a unique perspective. 

No not really 1) the architect is a good friend of mine so he's cutting me a good deal. 2) The lot is sloped with a lot of trees and rocks, so the design may need to be somewhat unique. 

This subdivision is unique that we are still the delclarant and could change the HOA/CCR to reflect the zoning change:  (cue angry current home owners) (but allowed w/votes)2) USES PERMITTED OUTRIGHT: In the PCW-R3 zone, the following uses and their accessory uses are permitted outright, and are subject to all applicable supplementary regulations contained in this ordinance.

In essence, every buyer has unique goals, interest, borrowing capacity, financials, timelines, tastes, and the list goes on and on.

This isn't unique to ADUs.

I am in a unique situation where I graduated college with zero college debt and was placed in a good starter job right off the bat.

Me for example I am a Web Developer in my day to day work and I enjoy it, I would not want to change my profession and be too active so I am wondering what would be the best route for me...I'm in a unique position because I am a REALTOR and property manager.

We applied for the refi with Better.com, as they're one of few lenders who will accept Airbnb income and I explained our somewhat unique arrangement to my first point of contact, including sending her photos by way of this article about our home.

Disclaimer...I know nothing about land conditions unique to Alaska, but here are some folks to consult. 

I am in a unique situation in which I’ll be moving from Hawaii back to the mainland within a year after selling my business, and I’m trying to figure out where to move to.