You can still be involved in the process. 

First, basic accessibility is not sufficient on its own to exceed unit numbers in RT-3.5 zoning and an ADU is still subject to density restrictions unless your city has its own ADU ordinance or pilot program in effect on your lot.

Since these actions are very state specific, and involve an understanding of esoteric features of civil law, it’s vital that your friend engage the services of an attorney specializing in ASSET PROTECTION and licensed to practice in the state in question.  

If there’s physical damage dishwasher goes out 3 times in one year like it has in the program I work at the company pays the first $500 towards repairs or the new one.

The issue is that it usually comes in below a 1.0X at 20%...at least most that we've been seeing, and the "no-ratio" or sub-1.0X programs are more expensive.

Hi everyone, I operate a licensed Group Family Child Care program in Queens, NY, and I’m currently expanding into a second location through a residential property acquisition. 

I prefer to go a little high during the peak demand and slightly lower than the competition during the slow season.I have never paid for a program to do this for me.

The remaining amount needed is the cash-to-close portion (up to ~$35k) alongside a first-position hard money lender funding the purchase/rehab.On the lender side, the HML is comfortable with the structure because the deal is being executed with guidance from my mentor/partner Phil, who has a track record of completed flips and is involved in underwriting, scope, and exit planning.

I try not to get involved with their personal stuff, but if you have a long term tenant it can't be helped to some degree.

A good BRRRR deal typically involved a SERIOUS rehab.