Has anyone added an additonal bathroom while renovating?

For example, if there a small back patio with the roof line hanging over the patio and you do not need to add/extend the roof that is a great move due to the high costs for adding a bigger footprint to the roof while adding the framing etc for more sqft.

Has anyone enrolled with them, are they worth it?

@Amir TwigI'm doing google ads for investors and we get multiple deals a month for each client.

Definitely is a great looking ad..

From what you'd most likely have to do is have the contractors apply for local permits in order to add the new gas lines, apply for adding an additional gas meter at the location, then having the plumbers or HVAC contractors for the HVAC gas lines do all the work, go through inspections, pass, then finish the metering process with the utility company.

Some investors prefer to stay unlicensed so they can move more freely and just build strong agent relationships instead.If you’re already active or planning to go all in on flips and buy/sell regularly, it could be worth it.

Licensed agents also face specific disclosure requirements when purchasing properties for their own account, which can introduce added complexity to these transactions.

Or helping families who want in-law suites or guest houses without moving.Hence, the ads—these companies are selling:Full-service ADU construction (design, permits, build)Rent-to-own or financing optionsLong-term investment strategies for property ownersCompanies are marketing these as a way to generate passive income or boost property value How are these companies that provide Full service profiting ? 

Change orders almost always come up, so it's smart to pad your numbers.Structural: Foundation evaluations are usually free, so it’s worth getting that early.General: When you do your inspection, ask the inspector to flag all non-cosmetic issues—you can turn that into a working list.Interior: If you bring a clear list of what you want done, most contractors will build you a rough scope for around $300.Projects like this can definitely work, but tight budgets just need tight planning.