combining multiple strategies. Let's say you live in this property, you add a couple of units,

and then let's say your Airbnb, one or two of these units. That's three strategies. That's

development slash value add because you just added units, your house hacking because you're

living in one of the units. And then your Airbnb being one of the units to maximize your

income. So getting creative like this in combining strategies in today's day and age,

that's how you're going to accelerate your wealth billing.

Welcome to the podcast, Real Estate Investing with Coach Carson. I'm your host Chad Carson.

You can also call me Coach. And this is a show to help you get out of the financial grind so you can do more of what matters. Whether you're a first time listener or a long time listener, thank you for being back for another episode. Now, I probably don't have to tell you, but finding real estate investment deals that actually produce a positive cash flow can be really challenging,

especially if you're in a higher cost of living area, most of California, New York, bigger cities,

it can be extremely difficult. So what I've learned over the years is that investors who are

successful at doing deals consistently when a lot of other people think it can't be done,

they find little techniques, they find ways of doing deals maybe when a lot of other people think it can't be done, they find little

techniques, they find ways of doing deals maybe that are either hidden or there's some kind of

barrier to entry, some knowledge you have to learn. And that's really what this episode's about.

It is a particular technique called using an accessory dwelling unit, also known as an ADU.

And we're going to explain what that means with an interview with someone named Sean DeMartel, an accessory dwelling unit, also known as an ADU.

And we're going to explain what that means with an interview with someone named Sean DeMartel.

And he lives in San Diego, California, one of the most expensive markets in the country.

And we're going to talk about a strategy he's been using to add accessory dwelling units,

either building a new building behind an existing single-family house or multi-unit property, or in some cases in San Diego where there's a special program building multiple units.

But no matter where you are in the country, we're going to talk about what this strategy is,

how you might be able to add it to existing rental properties that you have potentially.

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