Once your permits are approved and financing is in place, it’s time to begin the physical build. This stage covers site preparation, foundation work, and ongoing construction oversight to ensure everything meets code and stays on schedule.
CHECKLIST
Final Inspection & Occupancy
Obtain the occupancy permit or final sign-off from the city.
Complete any outstanding items (e.g., landscaping) required by municipal guidelines.
Insurance & Liability
Update your homeowner’s insurance to include the new structure.
If you plan to rent, consider landlord insurance and discuss coverage options with tenants.
Property Tax & Valuation
Check whether the ADU or multiplex increases your property tax assessment.
Note potential resale value adjustments and how they might affect future plans (selling, refinancing).
Maintenance Schedule
Create a calendar for regular upkeep (HVAC servicing, plumbing checks, etc.).
Keep warranties and receipts organized for materials and appliances.
Process Map
Now that construction is complete, ensure your maintenance plans align with your initial motivations. Does the setup support your family dynamics, rental strategy, or resale plans effectively?
Wrap up your project with confidence—explore these resources to navigate insurance, rental pricing, tax implications, and set your new unit up for long-term success.
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