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What Your Contractor Should Tell You Before You Spend One Dollar on an ADU

Modern backyard ADU with large windows and a landscaped garden. In the foreground, a wooden table holds architectural plans, a checklist, pen, tape measure, and a white hard hat featuring a contractor’s company logo. Text discusses key conversations to have with your contractor before you spend time or money building an ADU.

By Olivia Serna | Baumeister Construction Building an ADU can be one of the most valuable improvements you make to your property. It can create rental income, provide a home for aging parents or adult children, and give your property flexibility that may last for generations. But before you choose cabinets, floor plans, or finishes, […]

Why Some ADU Projects Become Nightmares and Others Create Generational Wealth

Three people stand outside by a wooden table, reviewing architectural plans for ADU projects. Behind them is a modern white house with large windows and a detached guest house, set in a green, landscaped backyard during golden hour.

An Accessory Dwelling Unit can be one of the smartest investments a Southern California homeowner ever makes. It can create monthly rental income, increase property value, support family members and become a long-term asset for future generations. It can also become a financial headache. Two homeowners can start with the same goal. Both want to […]

Three New California Housing Laws Could Reshape Neighborhoods

Two construction workers wearing yellow hard hats work outside a building. One uses a drill on a wooden plank at a table, while the other stands behind holding a wheelbarrow. Building materials and tools are scattered around the outdoor worksite.

What SB9, SB543, and SB1211 mean for homeowners, renters, and small property owners. California’s housing shortage continues to pressure homeowners, renters, and local governments. In response, state lawmakers have expanded housing options through three key laws – SB9, SB543 and SB1211 – that make it easier to add homes within existing neighborhoods. As these laws take fuller […]