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INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS
Different ways families use their accessory dwelling units..
Rent and Make MONEY
Room for parents or Extended Family
Hosting family and friends
Now you can add a rental unit to your property without having to buy land! Your ADU can be as a Long term rentals or host Airbnb.
Hosting family and friends
Room for parents or Extended Family
Hosting family and friends
Nice private space for friends and family when they visit!
Room for parents or Extended Family
Room for parents or Extended Family
Room for parents or Extended Family
Have parents or extend family close to you while also allowing them privacy of living alone.
Home office or Pool house
Room for parents or Extended Family
Room for parents or Extended Family
Love working at home but need more privacy?
ADU are great for a home office or pool house to keep from going into the main house.
Different styles of ADUs to choose from
Detached ADU
A self-contained living space located on the same property as a primary residence but is entirely separate from the main house. It typically has its own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and living area. Detached ADUs can be in the form of a small house, garage conversion, or standalone structure, offering additional living space for rental income, family members, or guests.
Attached ADU
A self-contained living space that shares at least one wall with the primary residence. It has its own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and living area, but it is physically connected to the main house. Attached ADUs are often built as extensions, such as converting a basement, attic, or adding a room to the side or back of the home. They provide additional living space while maintaining a close connection to the main dwelling.
Converted Garage
Accessory Dwelling Unit created by transforming an existing garage into a self-contained living space. It typically includes modifications to add a kitchen, bathroom, and living area while keeping the original garage structure. This type of ADU is a cost-effective way to add extra living space without having to build a new structure, making it popular for homeowners looking to generate rental income or provide space for family members.