Raj, you seems like another bay area folks that has money and get excited too quick in real estate LOL :-)Please be warn though, anything real estate is like catching software bugs, there're lot of traps and minefield in any investments including ADU.Other than the appraisal issue, be wary on post-ADU tax,etc.

Originally posted by @Ray Harrell:Buyer Beware.

I just ordered my first batch from them this past month on a 7 Month Campaign for a targeted market so I will update on the progress, but I'm excited because its handwritten and a cool design rather than just a yellow post card.

Since posting this I've found an off market deal. 25 lot park with room for possible future expansion. 20 TOH occupied, public water and sewer.

The rates you posted are pretty much in line with what I am seeing with the lenders I work with. 

In this blog post, we'll explore some interesting and creative home interior additions that homeowners have implemented, prompting property managers to make strategic changes to enhance the property's appeal, marketability, and overall value.

Welcome to BP and thanks for the post.

Realize the original point of your post is to develop that background. 

@David M. fair point, but with a post like this... people have usually called 1-2 lenders, or made 1-2 offers, and gotten discouraged. 

In this post, I will briefly discuss the unique supply and demand situation in Las Vegas.SupplyLas Vegas is unique in that it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.