Until then no one will know.Unless you tenant tries to add the additional children to the existing occupancy permit.

Of course, getting the income to qualify is a bit tougher; someone just starting out might want to take a house-hack approach, starting with a duplex and adding an ADU later (local laws permitting).

Looks like it was turned into an un-permitted duplex and rented to 4 college boys. 

They were skeptical at first, but after explaining my situation they permitted it.

Just make sure to consult with a couple of septic contractors as well as the local health department or environmental services division of the city or county to make sure you have all permits and fees accounted for.

My name is Francis from Northridge, Ca. a motivated newcomer in multi family property investing.

I can't say bad things about my client, I am not permitted to put them in a bad light.

Nothing unreasonable, just brokerage liability concerns for extra caution (pre-list home inspection, no permitted work done by me regardless of qualifications, stuff like that).

Good luck with that.I think this is 1 more reason many people say, I don't need no stinking permit.

The 85k was all materials, equipment rental (back hoe, bobcat) HVAC contractor, Electrical Contractor, and Plumber, along with permitting, etc...