Guys are setting the Metal I beam. 

It's a nuanced area, and honestly, what works best often comes down to one key factor: what your specific market will allow.Let me share some insights from my own portfolio, spanning both the Treasure Coast of Florida and the Treasure Valley here in Idaho.Understanding Pet Fee Strategies: What Works Where?

Reasons are: building is too old (1956), systems are too old (electric updated in 1992), roof too old (metal roof since 1990s, great condition). 

But cost is low.Should i move out to invest in alternative assets like real estate or private equity or precious metals or annuity etc with bit more cost?

Of these, real estate is the best growth asset and the precious metals are more of an insurance. 

The building is also metal and concrete, so those materials are helpful in this case.2) No difference in insurance that I’m aware of, but I didn’t price it out.3) Our lender was aware of our plans and had no comments one way or the other.4) I think this will come down a personal preference.

Mark, if you live in Michigan there is zero reason to invest out of state.Michigan is a treasure trove of awesome markets.

In any case, you should definitely speak with the Marion County Treasure's Office to get a more in-depth account of what occurred!

An ADU, as a one-time investment, can preserve that legacy.Capitalizing on Changing Laws: And here in the Treasure Valley, Idaho, recent changes in density and zoning laws are creating an incredible opportunity for existing homeowners.

I met all my partners in the group itself, me and my partners have syndicated 7 deals as General Partner (GP) including 900 units and being GP side, I also invested 2 deals passively.