You can see here that while Tucson did recently make their ADU laws much friendly, Tiny Homes on Wheels do not qualify and a tiny home must have a foundation to meet the ADU requirement.

Food trucks here are required to have a commissary (and show a lease) - many will never show up to the commissary, though.  

If going with a full custom plan (e.g. you have a unique lot layout that will require a customized layout)… closer to $10K, including construction drawings, title 24 energy report & electrical layout, permit processing-Permits: $5K is typically what the total costs to the city will run for an ADU, even with the waived feesConstruction costs: $250/sqft + $10K-Building costs: typically $250/sf to start, for vertical building only.

Without knowing any of the additional expenses this seems to meet the basic requirements.

Requires a little more work upfront like Travis mentioned but you'll get slightly higher rents and those tenants do tend to stay longer.

This means that they'll require more than the standard 10% down with a conventional vacation home loan.If you have any questions, always feel free to reach out directly. 

They could also run away with it– it’s not fun when that happens so be careful and compare what contractors in your area are requiring/asking for.

Hi BP, does bank, for example PNC bank in NJ new jersey, require occupancy of primary for HELOC?

They'll likely require you to hammer the phone all day prospecting for motivated property owners, but you'll experience the ins and outs of the industry.

The property is zoned RM-1, and the property meets all of the duplex requirements within the Philadelphia zoning quick guide.