What's your experience there - have you been renting primarily to college students?

Hello, I am a senior in college who will be graduating in December.

After all the permitting, materials, labor, and associated cost are payed the total cost was $290k.In this case would the market value be determined only by demand for that area?

Start smaller, do one and get the process down, see how long permitting takes, what costs are, find subs, materials suppliers, etc.

And I began to build an ADU, but it was actually more economical to sell the house before the ADU was fully permitted, so I didn't complete it.Would you be interested in referrals to ADU builders?

It looks like you're already on the right track with your college major and your experience so far.I'd recommend you focus on developing your investor skillset and also aggressively expanding your professional network!

We pay my brother in law's rent of $900 at his college in SoCal plus his food and we pay his college tuition of around 24k per year.

If you pull permits in Columbus and do a major renovation you can lock in the current taxes for 15 years.

You ever do a rehab and have to get permits and coordinate contractors?

I read about the short term regulation and permit on the island and wanted to see if anyone can tell me or point me to the definition of "short term" and if there are additional restriction on long term rentals for example over 30 days.Thanks,Anna