Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)
Grow Your Rental Income with ADUs​
What if you could increase your rental income without buying a new investment property? What if you could add units to your current property, attract new residents, and manage the project seamlessly and cost-effectively? ADUs are a great way to add rentable units to your existing property quickly and without breaking the bank.
ADU stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit. They’re sometimes called granny or in-law units. Depending on local permits, they can be up to 1,200 sq. ft. and can be built on single-family or multi-family residential buildings. An ADU is required to provide facilities for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation.
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With some relatively simple changes, you could transform unused spaces around your property into ADUs or split existing units into 2 or more ADUs, depending on size.
What is an ADU?
How to Get Started
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Step 1: Identify a space or location to build or remodel your ADU
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Step 2: Check with all local, state, and federal laws governing ADUs to make sure your project is in compliance.
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Step 3: Construction. Choose an experienced resource to help bring your project to life.
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Step 4: Rent your new ADU building at market value to see the highest ROI
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Step 1: Identify a space or location to build or remodel your ADU
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Step 2: Check with all local, state, and federal laws governing ADUs to make sure your project is in compliance.
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Step 3: Construction. Choose an experienced resource to help bring your project to life.
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Step 4: Rent your new ADU building at market value to see the highest ROI
How to Get Started
Timeline Pre-Construction & Construction
(Based on Scope of Two ADUs)
Feasibility Study (With Industry-Leading Architects)
One-week
Budget & Return Summary
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One-week
Design & Construction
Two-months
Premit Process
Three-months
Construction
Six-months