That's pretty tame compared to some farm panels with 480 3 phase and a $100 budget to "fix" it

Scrubbing a lot of articles on this topic and its really interesting to see the available tools out there, but actually implementing them and using them for how they were designed seems to be the next phase for many want to be real estate entrepreneurs.

My husband and I are still in the research and learning phase (we plan on getting into actual investing by mid 2024).

Find news articles that validate your Project and its market as well, and it will go a long way to convincing potential investors. 3) Meaningful Progress - Make sure that whatever International Project you are syndicating is making meaningful progress towards completion, or at least towards the next Phase of Development. 

Not phased...

Groups and events to start networking is the phase I'm starting now to start looking for a team!

Please keep in mind that I'm still new to real estate investing and I'm currently in the education phase.

I'm still in the information gathering phase but I will likely buy my first property in the next 6 months. 

Chiming in with my two cents on what process & cost would look like for permitting a previously unpermitted ADU in San Diego.Similar to bringing an illegal addition into compliance, it would require drawing a plan for the existing ADU (typically $2-3K), sending it to plan check at the city (planning, building, and fire), potentially conducting an exploratory phase where walls are opened up for inspection with the city (typically no more than $1-2K for opening walls and repairing them), addressing anything in the structure that is not within compliance (cost will of course depend on what’s going on with your structure), and paying for any permits (typically $1K).

We are in the education phase right now.