In terms of finding ppl I can rent to using Airbnb.

Hi Kyle, I just received an email from NAR(National Association of Realtors) stating that Congress just passed another COVID Relief Package and included the below info:-Provides $25 billion to the states through Sept. 30, 2022, for rental assistance and allows landlords to apply for funds on behalf of tenantsIncludes payments for rent in arrears as well as utilities and other expenses related to housingExtends federal eviction ban through the end of JanuaryIt is somewhat vague info, but something to look into in terms of applying on behalf of your tenants. 

Since partnering is out, start thinking in terms of what the real assets are...and they are NOT the properties...and go from there.Also, seller financing works best. 

In terms of property management, there is another agent at my office who might be able to help you.

In terms of profit (are you focus on quantity or just a couple of big deals) and the types of properties y’all look for ?

In terms of the cost of the components to bring the ADU up to code, you'd have to check with a general contractor to give you a cost assessment on that. 

It's interesting that you found your deal on Loopnet, did you have to negotiate the price down a lot, or did the price tag the broker put on the property made sense in terms of cap rate, NOI, etc?

You'll also want to consider the other properties in the area, because if the property doesn't "conform" you may have issues later in terms of comps on the resale, refi, etc.

All other faucets and sinks run perfectly normal.The problem also seems to be getting worse in terms of the time it takes to turn on.help?

Assuming you're not going to attempt this in terms of acting as an agent, what makes you think you can assign the contract at a (I assume, significantly) higher price than you were willing to pay for it yourself?