The CA State Govt passed a set of laws as of Jan 2020 that eliminated many old restrictions in building ADUs and I believe the 930 sq ft minimum is intended to apply to the main dwelling unit, instead of the ADU.

Depending on the city you live in, they may restrict what you put there.

It was a fairly painless process to add the building, but it does come with restrictions on modifying the exterior.

The locations that can survive the temporary closures will likely see steady growth as we begin to emerge from the social distancing restrictions and the recession.

Or is it good enough for language to be present that restricts prohibited transactions?

I am wanting to learn more about the restrictions on financing more than 4 properties at a time.

With the current COVID restrictions Realtors are having to get more creative in "showing" properties.

I would like to work out a feasible plan for moving forward so that when the travel restrictions loosen and the market softens I am ready and able to move.Now is a great time to take stock of options and formulate plans.I’m just not sure on the best way to go.

All banks assess risk differently and are permitted to set more restrictive guidelines than a lending program calls for.

Definitely verify this before making any offers. 2) My understanding is that anyone can buy in an age restricted community because the rules (CCRs) only apply to occupancy and not who is on the deed.