First I dig a 3 by 6 ft deep hole , then I cross the yard to intersect the drain field pipe .

I'd guess it gets to be 3 feet deep. 

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Land development is a long term project and requires deep pockets and network.Good luck

Originally posted by @AJ Singh:In California , there are counties which are not under rent or eviction moratorium and rents are steadily increasing where it does not make sense to go to oos anymore.Problem is they are still in California, a deep-blue landlord unfriendly state.

The bigger issue is that the tax rolls don't reflect two units.You need to get permit records to know what you are dealing with.If you are asking this question here I don't think I would advise you to dive into the deep end and legalize the unit as an ADU.

now a D park or like some I see in the rural Deep south I would classify as F parks.. these are another story.. but then again a MF in a D location of a bigger city is the same thing constant drugs shootings and so on and so forth.. 

We overcame a lot of barriers to get this property and a huge part of overcoming them was because of the deep interpersonal relationships we’ve formed as a team and in the community.

As you go down the economic scale of renters, the more they value brightness, because the tend to cook more than going out to eat.I did a quick mock up of some of my thoughts for the kitchen for you.LVP flooring, more electric light, including under counter lights, a single hole deep sink, etc...as you can see in the pic below.As for the cabinet doors...the place may bring good rent with the doors as is, or if not I'd probably price out a few door replacement companies vs tearing them out and installing new.My mockup increases the counter work space quite a bit...in a kitchen where people will be cooking vs going out to eat...that is something I'd point out to potential renters.... the large "C" configuration of potential work space.As for top cabinets on the new stove wall...I might go with open shelves (if it would still bring top dollar in that market for that neighborhood class home).The color yellow...

And maybe I wasn't taking it seriously because deep down, I didn't think that I could succeed.