A detached ADU (750 sq.ft) and a Junior ADU (200 sq.ft.)I'm about to finish the JADU so here is the breakdown,-$8k-$12k for Plans/Permits/Fees (I'm a Civil Engineer so I was able to save some money and time) The entire Plan Check Process with the City lasted almost 6 months.I did the construction as owner builder because I have construction experience and hiring a GC was out of the question because I'm not rich. 1) Rough (Plumbing, Mechanical, Framing and Electrical): Around $25k2) Finish: Another $25k\Time to build: 2 monthsNote: I was able to get quotes from different contractors and the cheapest I was able to get was $75k.

But I would think you'd need to factor in paying for their travel in that situation, whether outright or included in their design fee. 

Once you refinance, you can pull cash out tax-free.

This is because most municipalities charge taxes and fees specific to the hotel industry, and when the local hotels lose market share, the difficulty in holding “mom-and-pop” short term rental operators accountable results in municipalities losing considerable tax revenue.

Many people including our friends still host like it's 2018 and that does not work anymore, so of course they aren't pulling in as much revenue as they could.

Make sure to compare the fees, payment and rates between FHA and Fannie Mae. 

My contractor came in and verified this before I pulled the plug on the deal.

Electric records are okay for other expenses.Yes, in “other expenses” or management fees.

They are wanting to be paid a monthly flat fee starting now until the doors open (they will also be the property manager for the building once it is operational). 

I was just wondering if referral fee lead companies are required to be licensed in the US since they are collecting a fee at closing.