The idea behind allowing for an ADU is to alleviate the rising cost of housing and or to offset the expense of health care for aging population.

So, not to advocate for crappy employers, but if you are worried about the health and safety for youremployees the liability policy isn't it. 

Make sure your investment property supports itself in a way in which it does not matter the external conditions.Here's a dumb analogy that I like to illustrate the situation:The way I see it is if your cow gives you milk every day, you will not care how fat it is, however if you need to slaughter it to eat, you will definitely want it to be fat and that may not be the case.All the best to you!

I'd never message a lender that way but I totally agree with the difference you've illustrated.

I’m certainly not banking on appreciation, but my point in mentioning the home next door that sold 2 years ago is to illustrate the market value at that time, and since then the market as continued upwards and values would have appreciated.I guess I was looking at it more through the eyes of an end buyer and what they would see as desirable, rather than taking more into account for what the appraiser would see.

One thing I didn't see you mention is your overall benefits being eliminated or curtailed (i.e- health insurance). 

Cities and towns may implement a health and safety inspection requirement and set the frequency of inspections.

Value then go that route.Second, code violateIf all the windows are board up the neighbor is in violation of health and safety code for light and ventilation.also if it a bedroom boarding the window blocks the egress access for fire.Call the fire dept and complain.

It's about 16 minutes from the medical district in Memphis but I know Health professionals probably don't want to share a bathroom.

I Want To Try And Get My First Deal By The End Of This Month I Am Tired Of Working At A Warehouse My Mental Health Is Taking A Hit From Doing The 9-5 Grind.