Some ideas for furnishing it is to get a lot on FB Marketplace/OfferUp to save money or stage it virtually with the notation in the description that you will furnish it prior to the tenant moving in like Jeff mentioned previously. 

The problem with just scaling rules back to virtually nothing is the inability of a lot of adults to act like adults.

I would love to sit down in a virtual meeting to go more in-depth on your goals, your needs, and figure out a more personalized action plan for you.

I did this all virtually except I went to closing. 

However much of your skills are available from inexpensive virtual assistants that can be hired from out of the country. 

Up front virtually all the lenders state they do not loan on ADU additions.  

Nate the banks dont have to shut anyone down on sub too they simply invoke their rights under the Aleination clause  thats all they have to do and its a unilateral right the lender has as long as that clause is in the deed of trust or mortgage .. and virtually 99% have the clause.  

I live in Albuquerque and 6565 Americas Parkway NE, Suite 200 is a Regus virtual office.Also $10,000 to $30,000 is a significant chunk of money.

That’s where your network comes in — post on forums, reach out to local REI meetups (many of them are virtual now), and don’t be afraid to ask for intros.As for your own apartment — think of it as a “launch pad.”

@Trassa Oliver I make myself available virtually from time to time.