Rarity isn't always the best thing especially if demand for this property type is low in your market.The reason I am bullish on adding ADUs is because I don't think the increased demand for ADUs is unique to New York.

First of all i am new to Investing and actually have not done a deal yet.

Thanks for the tip, it is actually on my to do list, I heard REIA talked about on the podcast and plan on searching for one in Utah.

That is also the reason why we always finish basements in SFR's like I mention in the video: people stay longer and thatis huige for us. 

I'm not sure if California would ever do anything to address this:-( is this just a hold over tenant that stopped paying or was it someone who broke in and actually squatted makes a big difference.

We have taken care of engineers and permits.Assume that there is reasonable access from the rear of the property - and these are all attached row homes.If anyone has recommendations for a good subcontractor we are all ears.  

Not to "do your homework for you," but this is fun, let's take the GPT suggestions above from @Kristi KandelVersaStorage: Vehicle Parking and Self-StorageLong-term vehicle parking is what you do, that not everyone does, so it comes first, when markets find equilibrium you will find higher profit margins on that, for that reason, so that's the priority.

in that other thread a few weeks ago we were talking about how there are actually lots of affordable houses... just in places people aren't moving to / don't want to live. 

Actually we want to build enough capital up so we could build where half we keep as rentals

Would you accept a tenant for a $2,150/month rent with the following situation:- They own 2 restaurants so it is hard to verify their actual income VS the company.