If I had gone with an ADU in the initial phase of the plan, I most likely would have an ADU now and I would not be asking this question.That leads me to this question: Has anyone applied for a kitchen addition permit in San Diego?

I did not use a 203k I just paid for the reno cash in phases as I lived in it (half my first floor was gutted for 6+ months and I used my living room as a kitchen and my bathtub to wash dishes!).

Phase three of the project will be funded with private investors and a construction loan.How did you add value to the deal?

If you are liquid enough to finance the project you can either be billed monthly for time and material or you can execute a draw schedule which means you would pay the total of bill within a agreed amount of payments due upon completion of individual phases.2.

It sounds like you are still in the learning phase, definitely keep learning!

I am still in the "studying" phase and hoping to find my first deal soon.

I started as a rookie assistant project manager, and left there as a seasoned senior project manager running the entire project myself from finding the land to putting the project into long term asset management phase.

The financial benefits of a cost segregation study are realized through using increased cash flow to scale your business or strengthen your portfolio which is done by maximizing the net present value through deferring tax payments.As a reminder, bonus depreciation started to phase out in 2023.

I was able to counsel the home owner on their credit, and help them move on to the next phase of their lives all while doing what I love and making money in real estate.

I've been flipping and building houses for over 10 years and I am intimately involved in the design phase of all my projects.I also do not think architects only draw pretty pictures and put construction drawings together.