They set it in the opening and cut these "supports" to hold it up into place and screwed them to the side wall of the cabinets.

Some people also choose to keep the tenant unit simple and durable while putting more personalized touches on their own space.The only real “downside” I can think of, is sharing a wall.

The founders either had internal capital or had the ability to borrow the money from Wall Street or private equity to get rolling. 

But the idea is a straight up Wall Street banker/gangster BS.

Quote from @Jaron Walling: @Logan Searles As an investor with a handful of rental properties and some experience; trust me you're not missing out on anything.

Walls, ceilings, trim, doors?

Put in the kitchen, bathrooms and walls to separate.  

yellow walls don't really work in this city" or "actually, there's a bottomless pit in the front lawn that is putting people off".

A wall added to divide the living area from the bedroom and an egress window in the bedroom.I have not priced out for the area but I assume I can rent it out for 600/700 Looking to see does this blur the lines of house hacking or is this considered a full on "ADU" within the property.

Finally, I might be novice to alternative investments but to your point, I believe Norada just ran into an economics wall and lost its ability to meet obligations.