Hi, this is the first time I’ve heard of this in all the research I’ve done into ADU’s. Can you elaborate or share a little bit? Would really appreciate the info.
If you have a 2 car garage with 2 parking spaces in front of it, can you designate one of those parking spots as the adu spot and would that fulfill the requirement?
Some cities you can’t build an ADU on a rental property. It doesn’t make sense so the owner must live on site? In other words it must be your primary home. Is there any updates on this.
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This was the best video ever.. as of 2024 all those laws took effect! Happy camper here 🎉
You forgot to say that your main house will become rent controlled which a lot of construction companies fail to mention.
Hi, this is the first time I’ve heard of this in all the research I’ve done into ADU’s. Can you elaborate or share a little bit? Would really appreciate the info.
i thought oregon was the only west coast state with inflation + 7% rent control?
Great video! I’m thinking about building an ADU at my mom‘s house, and this is very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Was there a change with owner occupied requirements
If you have a 2 car garage with 2 parking spaces in front of it, can you designate one of those parking spots as the adu spot and would that fulfill the requirement?
I would have picked a property with a BUS STOP RIGHT IN FROUNT. You can legally not have a parking space if your on a regular route.
Some cities you can’t build an ADU on a rental property. It doesn’t make sense so the owner must live on site? In other words it must be your primary home. Is there any updates on this.
Well if you had the room and hookups you could easily have a double or triple axle towable ADU and still rent or use it.
Wasn’t this already uploaded months ago?
Jackson, you need to use a microphone close to your mouth. Too much echoing in the background. But great info. 😬
What about setback rqmts. for zero-lot-line homes?
Check with zoning and building dept in your county.