Видео

What's up hector! Do you know anyone that does demolition? Btw do you still have Mario's #?

Awesome! Thank you

wow project coming along, that's a lot of concrete lol! once again super concise and great info Hektor, thanks for making these vids!

How much was it to get owners builder permit. And how long does it take?

LOL ,👃neighbors. Come on, nobody wants to purchase a house that hasn't gone thru the proper channels. Especially in this ridiculous priced market. Great videos.👍

Hector, what a great project!! Nice video.

Hektor 4k for concrete including labor ?

Hektor, great job at showing and explaining things for a ADU. I am in Southern California and I am learning a lot watching all of your videos. Hopefully, soon I will be able to built a ADU in my backyard. Thank you appreciate you

4k labor only ?

Your videos are incredibly helpful and truly inspiring! You always do such a great job. Thank you for sharing your amazing content!

The number of housing construction permits in your country has increased.

You mean your 145 thousand if you built it today (2024) you just barely got in before things went sky-high. Beautiful build.

How are you splitting utilities for your tenants? Or do you have separate meters? Like a separate water meter? That could be very costly.

FYI, it is possible to skip the HERS rater step altogether if you check certain boxes. You would likely have to make some design changes, but it's possible. However, I don't think a HERS rater is very expensive for them to certify a small ADU, so it may not be worth it.

Basically this video can be ignored as it missed details e.g AFCI/GFCI. Remained content are not very correct.

thanks. what do the multiple large white pipes do?

$45,000 structure on a $500,000 lot. RUclips carpentry at it's worst.

Hey Hektor. Can you hep me to contact with Nataly. I want to build ADU in the back yard

Great content but missing additional information such as additional cost Spray foam insulation, appliances, and the finishing materials which is not on included in the $290K. don't forget factoring the inflation.

Do you have this electricians info?

Great content although the information is deceiving $200K for an owner builder but for people that will have to hire a contractor will be more and an additonal 10-15% flush coz there is no such thing as perfect planning. There will be changes during the process.

Do you have finish videos of this build 2nd story build?

wth is a adu? Been in building nearly 20yrs and never heard of this

$200/ft is really good. I’m lucky to build for $250/ft in the Bay Area as costs can easily climb to $300-350/ft.

Awesome 👏 , hopefully I can do this soon 👍

Very informative video! One question, what size waste lines did you run?

This video is amazing and so helpful. 7 months is amazing great timeframe.

This hyped me up bro thank you !

Does the main unit property tax get re-asset after doing JADU conversion (attached garage)?

You dont have to trench from the front to the rear unit. There is always the option of asking you LADBS inspector to do an overhead drop to feed the other unit.

In Los Angeles, according to Building, Planning & Safety Department, you can act as an owner-builder and build 1-to-4 units as long as you hire qualified subcontractors. I’m introducing a 599 sf Modern Home to the Los Angeles market, which will sell for $100,000. I expect 10,000 pre-orders around the state yielding $1 Billion gross🏠💯💰. Remember, general contractors markups are high and all they do is hire subcontractors 👀👍🏿.

Didn’t work for me in North Hollywood CA. I tried 😩

Hey Hektor does this also apply if you want to start from scratch new development? And also I have a bunch of family that does electrical, framing the construction field they’re not contractors but they’re foreman in their companies can I hire them with no problems from the city? Thank you great content

How about in the city of Los Angeles

Amazing

I’m in Long Beach. What’s the purpose of the red gard in this application? Is it to keep water from the outside of the garage from coming through ( because it’s too late to put a housewrap on the garage)? Would this be required in Long Beach as well? You’ve never mentioned that before.

It’s nice seeing the working man being able to make the system work for him for a change.

I called the Redgard support techs and they said that it’s not supposed to go on stucco paper

What is ADU? I'm confused. 😢

Why would someone do a 2 bedroom 2 bath ADU when 2 one bedroom ADU's can be built instead and get more revenue. thoughts?

That’s how o fixed up both of my homes!! Boom 💥

Much better video than the first video I came across.. First video I saw was 45k for LA ADU where he was calling for how easy it was to do.. I can totally hear it in his voice on this video, that it ain’t as easy anymore.. 😅 Breaking down cost now and everything, good stuff👍

I see too many holes in this story. Why didnt we get a detailed break down of cost? Why did the framer get replaced..? How come it took 9 months to get the certificate of occupancy? How much time did he personally invest in this project..? What was included in that 45k cost? And he has a background in real estate and flipping houses… Calling it easy to build an ADU as a homeowner is a far stretch IMO.. This is completely doable, but not as easy as he stating. He’s marketing with a catch hook (45k ADU in LA)

hektor I love your videos man. Thanks for putting this info out there. Question, why didn't you go with a HELOC vs the cash out refinance?

Wow i only paid my structural engineer $350 for each inspection

How much is the adu worth in LA?

Immensely important to be grateful for your accomplishments!

Wow this looks amazing what the name of the company who build this ADU?

Since youre doing an owner build where you can source things cheaper and source cheaper contractors.....wouldnt you say the cost could be closer to $120k vs $200k?

May I get his contact information