Detached Structures: for other buildings on the property (ie. sheds & detached garages)Again, there is normally an included limit of 10% of the building limit.

Tough times are ahead, and my post is intended to shed light on these facts so that families and investors alike can work together to plan ahead and get creative.As for competing with BlackRock, they are smart opportunists and will buy en mass when we have major catastrophic events stemmed from immigration, crime, pandemics, war, natural disasters, etc. 

I weight in already on the larger scale projects, but I din't mention you can make the contractor to be insured with a bonding company. 

I just really wanted someone familiar with this program to shed more light on it for me.

I have a 280sf tiny house behind a duplex that was a converted shed. 

If any one in Seattle has built a Dadu in the past please shed some input. 

Anyone have experience yo shed light on pros/cons or anything else I need yo think about?

I think that there is a tendency to exaggerate with the weight given to the Cap Rate factor. 

Can anyone else who has similar experiences shed some light into anything I am missing and also suggestions on what I should do? 

Hope this helps or sheds some light on your situation.