Untap Hidden Income in Your Property through ADUs

[Agnes Wong]

Are you sitting on a gold mine 💰💰 and don't even know it?

With the introduction and revised accessory dwelling unit (ADU) 🏘regulation, the state has created the possibility for property owners to significantly increase their income stream and property value.

Join Mark Hogan, Principal of OpenScope Studio, and MFM for a fun and creative exploration on the full potential of your property. Be sure to ask him about how he turned a 12-unit property into a 17-unit.

What you will learn:

- Multifamily ADU design standards
- Financial impact of adding ADU's
- Case study
- Missteps and gotcha's to look out for in design and construction

Afterwards we will be breaking out to small break out groups to meet other investors, hear what they're up to in this new world, learn something new, and how we can help each other.

Register below to secure your seat at this exclusive online event. - https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEtf-qrqjMrEt0ZHNxr0a9SHN480fiUEQS8

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Please note: We will ask for a $5 suggested donation during the event.

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As architect and founder of OpenScope Studio, Mark brings over 15 years of experience focused on housing, sustainable urban design, and housing policy. He is a sought after expert on housing affordability, helping to inform sound policies at local and state levels as well as contributing to the national discussion. In practice and as a commentator, Mark draws upon his previous role as an associate at David Baker Architects, where his projects included market-rate, affordable, and senior housing developments recognized for their design and innovation.

Mark is past chair of the AIA San Francisco Housing Committee, and a senior lecturer at California College of the Arts. His articles covering a range of topics have appeared in Curbed, The Urbanist (SPUR’s magazine), The Architect’s Newspaper, CityLab, FutureSpace, and BOOM California. He and his partner Ian Dunn authored San Francisco's Accessory Dwelling Unit handbook, one of the first guides anywhere showing how to add ADUs to multifamily buildings. He earned his Masters of Architecture from UC Berkeley after completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University at Buffalo.

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