Safety and code compliance come first.GFCIs where required.

.❌ ... in a completely different Zip Code from the subject property...❌ ... across the Ohio River and two miles away by car!

Knowing building codes and permitting requirements is also very important.As mentioned a comprehensive SOW is paramount.

The Zip code its in is 44703. what do you think about that area?

I haven’t filed the ADU permit yet as the code office said once it’s filed it’s permanent and can’t be changed to multi family.

All codes, all that jazz, DONE.

I was looking at what's available within the zip code and you are at the upper end.

The tax code doesn’t care where you live; it cares what you do and how much time you spend doing it.

I hear zip codes don't work and you have to look street by street. 

💫 As we head into 2026, these zip codes stand out not only for low vacancy, but also for continued growth, infrastructure investment, and tenant demand—key indicators for long-term rental performance.📍 Top Performing Zip Codes (Low Vacancy):• 28278 – 7% | Steele Creek: Ongoing residential growth, proximity to Lake Wylie, and continued commercial expansion along South Tryon• 28083 – 8% | Kannapolis: Downtown revitalization, Cannon Ballers Stadium district, and proximity to the NC Research Campus• 28211 – 8% | South Charlotte: Highly populated area with consistent redevelopment near Cotswold & SouthPark• 28092 – 8% | Lincolnton: Growing commuter appeal, new housing developments, and regional manufacturing growth• 28105 – 9% | Matthews: Historic downtown investment, retail expansion, and steady owner-to-renter demand• 28079 – 9% | Indian Trail: Rapid population growth, infrastructure improvements, and retail/commercial expansion• 28262 – 9% | University City: Light rail access, university-driven demand, mixed-use development, and job growth corridor💫 Low vacancy + active development = strong rental fundamentals.